Re: Eudora vs. Thunderbird?

...nor the "Stationery." Although I have given Eudora up long ago (in
favor of Mail on OS X and now Thunderbird on Windows), the Stationery
feature is pretty cool and it does not exist in Mail or Thunderbird from
what I can see. So, if a user is using that feature, Thunderbird just
won't cut it.

Of course, I've still yet to find a mail program that is as good as Mail
on the BeOS, but that's a topic for another day...

-lucas

Gary Lum wrote:

> don't forget the chili peppers
>
> On 12/5/2005 2:01 PM, Jon Forrest wrote:
>
>> All this talk about problems with Eudora has got me
>> wondering if there are any reasons, other than historical,
>> why someone would choose to run Eudora rather than
>> Thunderbird.
>>
>> The only (good) thing I'm aware of that Eudora does that
>> Thunderbird doesn't do is to allow me to append my signature on a
>> message by message basis.
>>
>> With Eudora, trying to explain about Dominant accounts
>> was starting to sound like a kinky S&M meeting.
>>
>> Thunderbird 1.5 will soon be released so it presumably
>> will be getting even better.
>>
>> Thoughts?
>> Jon Forrest
>> Computer Resources Manager
>> Civil and Environmental Engineering Dept.
>> 305 Davis Hall
>> Univ. of Calif., Berkeley
>> Berkeley, CA 94720-1710
>> 510-642-0904
>> forrest@ce.berkeley.edu
>>
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