If you want to try a really good free email client & Spam remover , this is very good .
I can look at my mail on the ISP's server , delete ( spam removal ) , reply , click on links & if I want it on my comp , click on Move to > Archive .
Use right click for some of the functions .
You can still leave any other email client installed . Just a matter of choosing which one you want as default .
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Pimmy - Your personal postman.
Geminisoft Pimmy lets you manage your electronic mail easily and everywhere you are. The full program may be put on a floppy!
What you can do using Pimmy:
* manage an unlimited number of mailboxes;
* read and write messages on newsgroups;
* check for new messages and be warned about them;
* file messages in folders;
* automatically download mail and newsgroup messages from the mailboxes you desire to one or more folders;
* read on-line only the message in which you are interested in, not downloading all and leaving mail on the server until you decide to delete them;
* read a preview of a message on-line not reading it completely or dowloading it;
* delete a message on-line not reading it completely or dowloading it;
* write your messages off-line and send them when connected to Internet, moving all sent messages in a special folder;
* Pimmy can automatically download and filter messages and allows you to write messages off-line and send them when connected.
* send messages using different providers easily;
* manage an address book;
* manage different signatures (even with only one mailbox);
* attach files and documents;
* chat with other Pimmy users, even with more than one at the same time.
but I plan on getting rid of it soon. But for now, I have a problem. I have an e-mail account at athlonxp.com and everything is set up right for the POP3 incoming e-mail. The question is I have trouble every now and then trying to send e-mail out from the SMTP server, sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't. I have figured it out that it is resultant of the IP address each time I log on to the internet. Does anyone know the answer since Compuserve and Outlook's help are less than helpful?
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