Maybe PMMail or Eudora.

Post #26,721 by Another Scott 1/31/02 4:18:31 PM Reply	Maybe PMMail or Eudora. I like PMMail a lot. I think it solves all your needs. It's not free - but is shareware. 45 day trial. OS/2 and Windows versions. [link\|http://www.pmmail2000.com/\|PMMail2000.com]. It doesn't do Kerberos, but that's about the only reason why I can't use it at work. There's also [link\|http://www.eudora.com/\|Eudora], which supports Kerberos. I haven't tried using it with multiple accounts and the like though. There is a free version, but I don't know how limited it is. HTH. Cheers, Scott.
Post #26,753 by static 1/31/02 6:48:17 PM Reply	I use Eudora with multiple accounts. The free version has either ads in the top-corner, or no-ads and a lot of features missing (called Eudora Lite). I can't remember if multiple-accounts goes in Lite. IIRC, Eudora has the market after Outlook and Outlook Express. It has security holes, but Qualcomm software are quick to patch them. The biggest and ugliest is the fact that it defaults to using the MS-HTML engine for displaying messages, but you can turn that off. It also sometimes has trouble with really huge mail folders, but although I've had it crash numerous times, it has never ever corrupted my email. One nifty feature that you may be able to use as a selling point is multiple open folders. Eudora has an MDI within which you open messages and mail folders. Having multiple folders open is something not even Outlook does. The only snag with that is that Eudora's mail folder terminology is sometimes a bit wierd. Eudora supports all the usual suspects: IMAP, POP3, SSL versions, etc etc. Wade. "All around me are nothing but fakes Come with me on the biggest fake of all!"
Post #26,755 by static 1/31/02 6:50:03 PM Reply	I use Eudora with multiple accounts. The free version has either ads in the top-corner, or no-ads and a lot of features missing (called Eudora Lite). I can't remember if multiple-accounts goes in Lite. IIRC, Eudora has the market after Outlook and Outlook Express. It has security holes from time to time, but Qualcomm software are usually quick to patch them and they aren't to the extent of Outlook/OE' holes. The biggest and ugliest is the fact that it defaults to using the MS-HTML engine for displaying messages, but you can turn that off. It also sometimes has trouble with huge IMAP folders, but although I've had it crash numerous times, it has never ever corrupted my email. One nifty feature that you may be able to use as a selling point is multiple open folders. Eudora has an MDI within which you open messages and mail folders. Having multiple folders open is something not even Outlook does. The only snag with that is that Eudora's mail folder terminology is sometimes a bit wierd. Eudora supports all the usual suspects: IMAP, POP3, SSL versions, etc etc. Wade. "All around me are nothing but fakes Come with me on the biggest fake of all!"
Post #27,122 by Andrew Grygus 2/3/02 11:43:28 PM Reply	PMMail is simply the best I've seen for multiple accounts Mine currently has 19 accounts (most are for testing client's email servers). Switching from one to another is a single mouse click. One of the best features, but one you may not need, is "Remote Control" which logs you directly onto the mail server with a GUI interface. I use that feature to clean out peoples servers when a malformed message won't let them transfer mail or the server is clogged with a hundred virus laden spam messages. [link\|http://www.aaxnet.com\|AAx]

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