GolfHos

I've been using Goldmine for my e-mail client, as well as contact management, for the last year or so, though am sick and tired of having to download headers prior to downloading messages.  While I like the security, I don't have the time.

One of the primary things that I dislike about Outlook is that the actual files (documents, images, etc.) are attached to messages, so that the .pst file grows and grows and grows.  Yes, I can archive messages, but I'm still saving, redundantly, the files, when there is a reply and forwarding exchange where the files are sent over and over.

Any suggestions for a good e-mail client?

Thanks!

I like Thunderbird.

pine ?

I'll have to play with it some - I know I downloaded it and set it up at some point, though I cannot recall why I chose not to use it.

Thanks, space!

Thanks, Aske!  I'll have to look into pine in more detail.  Appreciate it!

For the fjords?

Do you really use pine or is that a wiseacre response?

I haven't used pine in ages.  I'm using Thunderbird these days.

lenny, while I was quasi-serious ( I LOVE PINE)  it is a linux/unix based application and hence if you are using a WIN  machine it  requires  an interface like SSH/PUTTY/XWIN/etc   to provide connection, and you will need a SAMBA server connection to easily access attachments

 8)

I can't say that I really miss pine.  It's probably been 10 years since I've used it.

 [sm_shock]

No worries, Aske.  2 minutes into reading about PINE, I figured you were having a little fun.  You bastard  [sm_devil] ;D

pine.  LOL. 

What a *nix geek.   ;)