incredimail

[The Reverend XP]

The question really is if I have Incredimail will I ever
use OE again. The answer is NO. Incredimail has an OE look
to it but is far superior in many aspects. I have used
Incredimail for over a year now and am delighted with the
ability to customize stationary as well as the ease of
installing animations into the mail I send. In short
Incredimail makes Outlook Express look like it was written
in the age of the cave man. Outlook Express is old and
tired and should die. Good luck.

[Ian Clark]

"The Reverend XP" > wrote in message
...
> The question really is if I have Incredimail will I ever
> use OE again. The answer is NO. Incredimail has an OE look
> to it but is far superior in many aspects. I have used
> Incredimail for over a year now and am delighted with the
> ability to customize stationary as well as the ease of
> installing animations into the mail I send. In short
> Incredimail makes Outlook Express look like it was written
> in the age of the cave man. Outlook Express is old and
> tired and should die. Good luck.


From what I've seen, Incredimail is quite good and can be fun.

Mind you, "if" I was on a 56k dial up and I received an email with a
beautiful backdrop and a few animations with sound running round, I'd not
appreciate the 1-3+Mb download (I saw this happen on a friends machine: o).

Its most useful feature, is the ability to check mail on the server before
you download it - This in my opinion should be built into ALL mail clients.

Yes OE seriously IS out of date. IT's only functionality that I like is its
combined News reader (I don't like to have to open a separate application)