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2008-08-22
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@ norway
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I never did quite understand the overall dissatisfaction with the OS2007 email client. I found it simple, clean, and effective on the Tablet. The delete-on-the-server option mentioned here is yet another reason that I'm glad that I'm still running OS2007 (and Opera WITH MicroB) on my N800.
Of course, I'm also digging many of the other improvements of having Diablo on my N810.......
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2008-08-22
, 12:06
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2008-08-22
, 12:22
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Joined on Jan 2008
@ Sydney, Australia
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as for alternatives, i guess claw(s?)-mail is the prefered power user client.
be warned tho that the interface is not adapted to the tablet in any way...
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2008-08-22
, 13:33
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@ Charlotte, NC
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Sorry, I host my own email server and the free program I have does not offer a free web interface. I do not have the extra funds to pay for the web interface.
This also would not allow me to take my mail with me and work with it when I am off line. I know I could not delete email with the old email program when offline and have it delete on the server but I could read through it off line and delete it later.
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2008-08-22
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@ norway
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Only drawback is that it is cumbersome to setup + there is a million+1 options which is quite confusing.
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2008-08-22
, 13:49
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@ norway
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Of course, I'm also digging many of the other improvements of having Diablo on my N810.......
770, N800, N810, N82