What e-mail client do you use?

[AdultNex]

I currently use Pocomail (www.pocomail.com)-- It's great, however, the e-mail that comes in is always set in military time, and I don't like that.

Is there any other secure mail client that's less prone to getting viruses (other than outlook)?

[ServerGenius]

Eudora Pro 5.2 with Spamnix Plugin

http://www.eudora.com
http://www.spamnix.com

DynaMite

[pantymaniac]

Originally posted by AdultNex
I currently use Pocomail (www.pocomail.com)-- It's great, however, the e-mail that comes in is always set in military time, and I don't like that.

Is there any other secure mail client that's less prone to getting viruses (other than outlook)?

Why not outlook ? if you configure you virus program , you integrate to outlook and update your virus program BEFORE you check your mails ..outlook is the easyist solution..And i am using
i hate spam sunbelt software for eliminate spam ..it works nice at all

[AdultNex]

Originally posted by pantymaniac


Why not outlook ? if you configure you virus program , you integrate to outlook and update your virus program BEFORE you check your mails ..outlook is the easyist solution..And i am using
i hate spam sunbelt software for eliminate spam ..it works nice at all

Reason for that is because I don't auto-enable Norton Antivirus (since it's a major resource hog).

[pantymaniac]

hey i use norton too ? what is wrong with it sorry ?

[AdultNex]

Originally posted by pantymaniac
hey i use norton too ? what is wrong with it sorry ?

Nothings really wrong with it, I just leave auto-protect off since it eats up resources that I use for multimedia editing and graphic design.

[Peaches]

Eudora Pro. I don't try to filter all the millions of spam tricks, so I just filter GOOD emails into their appropriate boxes and the crap is then located in the "in" basket which gets deleted.

[gothweb]

I use Apple's Mail.app. I used Eudora for a while, but it wasn't acting like an OS X program should, so I went with Apple's app. It's a lot better, except for the find function. Of course, since its a Mac, I don't have to worry about email viruses.

[Pappa]

I use Eudora 5.2 as well.

[[Labret]]

stop living like its fucking 1998

http://www.ritlabs.com/the_bat/

Get the crack off astalavista

[DarkJedi]

yeah, TheBat is great.
i just wish i could somehow set up word filters with it.

[AdultNex]

Originally posted by [Labret]
stop living like its fucking 1998

http://www.ritlabs.com/the_bat/

Get the crack off astalavista

Thanks, I'm checking out now. Looks good.

[PowerCum]

XFMail for Linux.

No viruses, no html stupid spam mails no crap stuff.
Just rocks.

[Civic3D]

Huh ?

[croif]

Fuck Outlook! It sucks!

The Bat! rules. I use it for 3 years now and I might say that it rules. You can also setup any kind of word filters you want!

http://www.ritlabs.com

[vending_machine]

Pine ...

[iroc409]

are there any good mail programs out there that work in win/unix, and can import all my mail and shit from outlook into?

and i'd like to set up mail rules as well... the only thing i found was ximian. i think that was *nix only tho...

[NetRodent]

On a *nix the command "tail -f" works great on your mail spool.

On Windows, I'm partial to Pegasus Mail.

[DarkJedi]

i also love Evolution

http://www.ximian.com/products/evolution/

http://www.ximian.com/products/evolu...reenshots.html

[FlyingIguana]

outlook express

[PostWhore]

outlook express

[okdesign]

The Bat!

[dimonka]

Well, do like me - use Outlook and look at my banner to understand, why I got no spam at all ;)

[jcnlv]

I don't know what might be out there now that is new...

But I've used EudoraPro for years.

It has always had a ton of features and was ahead of its time.. it can be setup to be very virus resistant too.

The filters could be better but with a little work I get rid of 90% of my spam.

you can set up a ton of different POP accounts and give them all their own sigs and setup "stationery" with stock replies for automatic or manual use on any of them. Wonderful when you handle email for many domains and different divisions of your business.

It is also easy to sort and archive mail and everything can be color coded for quick recognition.

It has a great "find" feature with lots of variables that you use to search on.

It is also Free!.... in a sponsored version that only has one small ad that changes in the corner.


If anyone knows of a better program I'd like to know about it.