I just use Outlook Express, it came free with my Windoze... LOL

-W

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
news:CL6dneHdNo4JBw-iRVn- Speaking of newsreaders, so to speak, I've been
playing around with the
full version of Agent again, and I still can't figure out why it is so
"popular."

Clams Canino wrote:

I just use Outlook Express, it came free with my Windoze... LOL

-W

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
news:CL6dneHdNo4JBw-iRVn- Speaking of newsreaders, so to speak, I've been
playing around with the
full version of Agent again, and I still can't figure out why it is so
"popular."



I've tried that one, too. Too Microsofty for me, even though the price
is right. Also, it wants to seek out and hook up with the Outlook email
servers of my various clients, then it gets all confused, because I have
a number of profiles to hook up with a number of servers. And I am not a
fan of MS Internet Explorer, either, though I do use it from time to time.



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I use IE and OE primarily because they are "here" and over time, you get to
know how to work around the quirks, or just get used to them. One thing I do
like about them, is the automatic self-patching feature. Seems when
Microsoft is made aware of a new leak in the code, a patch comes out that's
usually painless.

-W

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
news:sYWdnciYzcSPAg-iRVn-

I've tried that one, too. Too Microsofty for me, even though the price
is right. Also, it wants to seek out and hook up with the Outlook email
servers of my various clients, then it gets all confused, because I have
a number of profiles to hook up with a number of servers. And I am not a
fan of MS Internet Explorer, either, though I do use it from time to time.