What email client are you using?

[psynotic]

Just wanna see what other fellow [H] members are using.
To start things up... I use Outlook 2003.

 

[cuemasterfl]

Outlook 2003 also.

 

[lomn75]

Mozilla Thunderbird

 

[djnes]

I use Outlook 2003 for work and Thunderbird for personal. It would be nice to find a backup extension for Thunderbird that worked as well as Outlook's export to .pst option.

 

[almostinsane1]

outlook 2003

 

[Bio Hazord]

Mozilla Thunderbird

 

[potroast]

Outlook 2003 at home.
Lotus Notes at work.

 

[jen4950]

Yahoo! - works great- have all of my real accounts going to the paid Yahoo! account; don't have to worry about backups, can access it from anywhere. It's fast, always up and won't even think about letting a malicious anything near the terminal/computer I am using.

 

[dave_graham]

Thunderbird, Outlook 2k3, and various iterations of webmail.

cheers,

dave

 

[BillLeeLee]

Squirrelmail webmail.

 

[XOR != OR]

Thunderbird

 

[M11]

Mozilla Thunderbird, specifically Moox's Thunderbird M3 Optimized Build. It runs better and can take advantage of SSE2 support, as well as optimized code scheduling for high-end CPUs. It runs faster with a smaller memory footprint. I encourage all Thunderbird enthusiasts to try it. I've had positive experiences so far.

 

[arkamw]

OE baby!! It'll work w/ my hotmail 'til next April... then I might have to find something else.

Cheers.

 

[Minishark]

Outlook 2002.

 

[Lethal]

Thunderbird.

Some accounts are web-only, I don't want to be downloading any spam from them. I keep my ISP addy and certain others pretty private.

 

[gwai lo]

uhm.....firefox?

 

[tim_m]

outlook xp, i want to upgrade to office 2k3, i've heard good things about outlook 2003

 

[deansfurniture5]

Using GMail, but I used to use Thunderbird.

 

[Chris626]

Gmail & Mozilla Thunderbird for my ISP accounts.

 

[HighwayAssassins]

i was quite fond of Outlook 2003 till i got gmail...now i email strictly on the web

 

[theDot]

GMail and thunderbird.

 

[DocFaustus]

Thunderbird at home.

Outlook2003 at work (no choice in the matter).

 

[Astra]

Outlook Express for 8 years.

 

[burningrave101]

Recently i've just been using Gmail and Gmail Notifier for my e-mail needs.

 

[mosin]

PocoMail.

 

[notoriousformula]

Tb

 

[idontknow]

Gmail and Gmail Notifier also. Work great.

 

[Astra]

Gmail and Gmail Notifier also. Work great.

They enabled forwarding feature recently.

 

[TwoHardCore]

I'll be the first oddball. I use Opera.

THC

 

[mosin]

I'll be the first oddball. I use Opera.

THC

Check again. You are the second oddball.

 

[Koslov]

The Bat! Professional
You can't beat this

 

[Impulse]

Got Gmail and Yahoo accounts configured for use w/Outlook 2k3. I still check the Gmail account thru the browser occasionally since it only receives mostly personal e-mail so I don't have to deal with spam much or do anything very complicated. I log into the Yahoo account sometimes merely to mark up some messages as spam hoping Yahoo prevents me from having to filter them in Outlook at all.

 

[chronic9]

outlook 2003 @ home.
mail2web @ school

 

[Cheetoz]

Thunderbird for everything.

 

[sandman78]

Outlook 2003 and GMail.

 

[The Bryophyte]

I use outlook 2k3 at home and work most of the time. I completely forget to do things that aren't in some kind of calendar.

When I'm not at home or the office, I use the flashmail program that came on my visiontek usb drive. It's great to get email through a program that runs completely from the drive, but I get too much spam through it to switch over.

 

[vinnie]

OE in windows, Thunderbird in lOoNiX.

 

[brom42]

Outlook 2K3 at home 'cause I run Exchange on my e-mail server and Thunderbird at work where I access all my account through IMAP.

At home I have to access exchange, POP3, HTTP, and IMAP accounts. Is there anything else that can handle all of these besides Outlook? PM me with any suggestions.

 

[KoolDrew]

I just check my mail through my browser

 

[jaffy]

moox Thunderbird.