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Should I change my email program?

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I'm currently using PuTTY to SSH into my school IMAP account (using Pine), but it's not very friendly and attachments are a nightmare. I'm thinking about using Outlook XP (Office XP for $45 academic price rocks!) for email, but one thing I do like about Pine is that I can set it to check for new mail every 20 seconds, and it's simple, and it's all server-sided, so the only thing running on my machine is PuTTY.

Are there any simple, efficient, UNBLOATED email clients out there that will function much as Pine does, but have a graphical interface and are easier to use and configure? My school supports Mulberry, but I find it bloated, slow and unintuitive.

So far, my options are Outlook Express and Outlook, but why use Outlook Express when you can use Outlook, right?

Thanks.
 
I just tried it - it sucks working with IMAP. I think I'm gonna stick with PuTTY this time.
 
Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
I use Eudora.


I'm stull using Eudora Pro 3.0.5. (C)1991-1997. 😛

It has all my mail, all the way back to when I got my first ISP.

From: root <root@pacifier.com>
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 1997 08:16:06 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Welcome message

Greetings,


Welcom to Pacifier! We are happy to have you as a customer and will do
everything we can to help you succesfully use and enjoy the Internet.

:Q
 
I've been using pegasus 3.12c for awhile, its a bit limited in html funcionality, but I'm using an older version (current is 4.02)
it appears to support IMAP
I can't speak for the newer version, but I assume it's also ad free, and the program is free (you pay for manuals/support from the company)
link
 
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