OT Need eMail

I need an eMail program that will provide rules for incoming eMails.
Specifically I need to detect the eMail by Subject match then copy all
attachments to a folder. Needs to run on Win XP or Win 7 ...

Now please do not suggest TBird or SeaMonkey!
Yes, they both have add-ons that will do what I want BUT both TBird and
SeaMonkey just are not ready for prime time since they are incredibaly
slugish at multitasking.

"OldGuy" wrote in message
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I need an eMail program that will provide rules for incoming eMails.
Specifically I need to detect the eMail by Subject match then copy all
attachments to a folder. Needs to run on Win XP or Win 7 ...

Now please do not suggest TBird or SeaMonkey!
Yes, they both have add-ons that will do what I want BUT both TBird and
SeaMonkey just are not ready for prime time since they are incredibaly
slugish at multitasking.



I downloaded the portable version of Sylpheed yesterday. It looks
promising, but I haven't really given it a good run yet.

http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/en/


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On Sun, 06 Apr 2014 09:02:30 -0700, OldGuy wrote:

I need an eMail program that will provide rules for incoming eMails.
Specifically I need to detect the eMail by Subject match then copy all
attachments to a folder. Needs to run on Win XP or Win 7 ...

Now please do not suggest TBird or SeaMonkey!
Yes, they both have add-ons that will do what I want BUT both TBird and
SeaMonkey just are not ready for prime time since they are incredibaly
slugish at multitasking.


Eudora 7.1. Old but does the job on xp, vista, win7, win8.

Larry

OldGuy wrote:
I need an eMail program that will provide rules for incoming eMails.
Specifically I need to detect the eMail by Subject match then copy all
attachments to a folder. Needs to run on Win XP or Win 7 ...

Now please do not suggest TBird or SeaMonkey!
Yes, they both have add-ons that will do what I want BUT both TBird and
SeaMonkey just are not ready for prime time since they are incredibaly
slugish at multitasking.

And whoever is going to direct an answer to the problem should also read
your additional input about the situation in the earlier thread in this
group that starts he

From: OldGuy
Newsgroups: alt.comp.os.windows-8, alt.windows7.general,
microsoft.public.windowsxp.general
Subject: Recommended EMail Application
Date: Sat, 15 Feb 2014 19:15:24 -0800
Message-ID:


In your posts in that thread, there are some important parameters to
what you are trying to do.


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Mike Easter

On 06/04/2014 19:38, Mike Easter wrote:

In your posts in that thread, there are some important parameters to
what you are trying to do.



Are you referring to his penis size as important parameter? He was told
that his brain size is as small as his penis so he is not likely to find
the said post you are mentioning. You could give him these important
parameters that only you know about.

why are you guys not taking some positive steps to correct your
deficiencies? There are extensions available for your problems and we
can certainly help you guys.

Time passes. Thing change. New folks arrive. Latest experience.
Recent discoveries. etc etc etc.....

OldGuy wrote, On 4/6/2014 12:02 PM:
I need an eMail program that will provide rules for incoming eMails.
Specifically I need to detect the eMail by Subject match then copy all
attachments to a folder. Needs to run on Win XP or Win 7 ...

Now please do not suggest TBird or SeaMonkey!
Yes, they both have add-ons that will do what I want BUT both TBird and
SeaMonkey just are not ready for prime time since they are incredibaly
slugish at multitasking.


Outlook, as far as I am concerned, provides more rule capability than
any other existing email client. And since version 2010, the ability to
have a separate default folder structure for each email account (rather
than dumping everything into one inbox for multiple email accounts)
makes creating subfolders and rules even easier.

The usual issue most have with Outlook, its not free.


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...winston
msft mvp consumer apps

On 4/6/2014 5:13 PM, ...winston wrote:
OldGuy wrote, On 4/6/2014 12:02 PM:
I need an eMail program that will provide rules for incoming eMails.
Specifically I need to detect the eMail by Subject match then copy all
attachments to a folder. Needs to run on Win XP or Win 7 ...

Now please do not suggest TBird or SeaMonkey!
Yes, they both have add-ons that will do what I want BUT both TBird and
SeaMonkey just are not ready for prime time since they are incredibaly
slugish at multitasking.


Outlook, as far as I am concerned, provides more rule capability than
any other existing email client. And since version 2010, the ability to
have a separate default folder structure for each email account (rather
than dumping everything into one inbox for multiple email accounts)
makes creating subfolders and rules even easier.

Are you aware that you can do that with Thunderbird?

And isn't it true that MS no longer supports the Outlook email client?
If so, it goes into that same security category as Win XP!

Alek Trishan wrote:

And isn't it true that MS no longer supports the Outlook email
client? If so, it goes into that same security category as Win XP!

You are apparently confusing OL with OE, which are completely different
programs which are only similar in having the string outlook in the
name, function as email clients, and are/were developed by MS.

OE was the enormously popular free mail/news agent which is now unsupported.

OL is a payware PIM part of MS Office currently at v. 2013.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Outlook


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Mike Easter

On 4/6/2014 5:42 PM, Mike Easter wrote:
Alek Trishan wrote:

And isn't it true that MS no longer supports the Outlook email
client? If so, it goes into that same security category as Win XP!

You are apparently confusing OL with OE, which are completely different
programs which are only similar in having the string outlook in the
name, function as email clients, and are/were developed by MS.

OE was the enormously popular free mail/news agent which is now unsupported.

OL is a payware PIM part of MS Office currently at v. 2013.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Outlook

So I am! Thanks.

Alek Trishan wrote, On 4/6/2014 5:22 PM:
On 4/6/2014 5:13 PM, ...winston wrote:
OldGuy wrote, On 4/6/2014 12:02 PM:
I need an eMail program that will provide rules for incoming eMails.
Specifically I need to detect the eMail by Subject match then copy all
attachments to a folder. Needs to run on Win XP or Win 7 ...

Now please do not suggest TBird or SeaMonkey!
Yes, they both have add-ons that will do what I want BUT both TBird and
SeaMonkey just are not ready for prime time since they are incredibaly
slugish at multitasking.


Outlook, as far as I am concerned, provides more rule capability than
any other existing email client. And since version 2010, the ability to
have a separate default folder structure for each email account (rather
than dumping everything into one inbox for multiple email accounts)
makes creating subfolders and rules even easier.

Are you aware that you can do that with Thunderbird?

And isn't it true that MS no longer supports the Outlook email client?
If so, it goes into that same security category as Win XP!

Certainly, but 'as far as I'm concerned' TBird is still second class to OL

You're information/knowledge on Outlook is not complete.
- OL2003 is reaching end-of-support (like XP). OL10 and later
(referenced earlier) have years left in the support 'category'

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...winston
msft mvp consumer apps

OldGuy wrote:
I need an eMail program that will provide rules for incoming eMails.
Specifically I need to detect the eMail by Subject match then copy all
attachments to a folder. Needs to run on Win XP or Win 7 ...

Now please do not suggest TBird or SeaMonkey!
Yes, they both have add-ons that will do what I want BUT both TBird and
SeaMonkey just are not ready for prime time since they are incredibaly
slugish at multitasking.


http://www.seamonkey-project.org/

works nice

Smiles wrote:

OldGuy wrote:

Now please do not suggest TBird or SeaMonkey!

http://www.seamonkey-project.org/

works nice

Bad dog. No biscuit!

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-bts
-This space for rent, but the price is high

On 07-Apr-2014 08:36, Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
Smiles wrote:

OldGuy wrote:

Now please do not suggest TBird or SeaMonkey!

http://www.seamonkey-project.org/

works nice

Bad dog. No biscuit!


? explain please.
If it's about the Mozilla CEO debacle, who gives a **** anyway.
It's a free world.

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Leala.

On 07/04/2014 13:49, Leala wrote:
On 07-Apr-2014 08:36, Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
Smiles wrote:

OldGuy wrote:

Now please do not suggest TBird or SeaMonkey!

http://www.seamonkey-project.org/

works nice

Bad dog. No biscuit!


? explain please.
If it's about the Mozilla CEO debacle, who gives a **** anyway.
It's a free world.


Read the OP "no seamonkey, no tbird"
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