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  • Paid up e-mail with OE configuration

    Hello Techies!

    I have already posted something similar sometimes ago but lost track of it..sorry

    Question is - Is any paid e-mail (gmail, yahoo, hotmail, etc..) that can guarantee a configuration similar to Outlook Express or Eudora but that I do not need to make it a default in my Outlook Express?

    Thank you very much  
    Do only what you think it's good for you, and not what others think should be good for you!

  • #2
    I don't understand the question, sorry!

    Re word it and try again... unless Bam/Snick can translate...

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    • #3
      I think you got things confused.
      There are two types of email accounts
      1) Traditional, you have an email reader (like Eudora or Outlook) AND a separate email account somewhere, usually your ISP
      2) Web based - you read your email thru a web browser...like google , hotmail and yahoo mail

      if you want a google email account its free, if you need an invite just PM me with your current email address. BTW Google is the best of them
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      • #4

        Oh..Ok Snick..thanks.
        I've no idea how many kinds of e-mails exist
        Now I use Outlook Express with the address provided by my ISP..that's right as you said.

        However, my question was if is any web-based e-mail configurated similarly to OE or Eudora, and not like the usual Yahoo, Hotmail, etc..
        Do only what you think it's good for you, and not what others think should be good for you!

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        • #5
          Looker, it may help if you can explain the reason why you want another web-based e-mail that can work with OE or Eudora.

          If you want offline ability, Google mail has an option for that as well.

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          • #6

            Right..
            I need an e-mail that I can check online from any computer also when traveling, but that looks well organized and schematic like OE and not like an hotmail or yahoo free e-mails whcih are not easy to navigate..
            I've seen Yahoo having this:
            http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/email/
            But not sure if I can D/L from
            Would such configuration always work when accessing from any computer?
            Do only what you think it's good for you, and not what others think should be good for you!

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            • #7
              So you want POP3 access for your Gmail/Yahoo accounts, in an email program like OE, but portable and on a USB key??

              Try using Mozilla Thunderbird. There is a portable version which is very good. I use it with multiple accounts

              http://portableapps.com/ http://portableapps.com/download
              http://portableapps.com/apps/interne...rbird_portable

              http://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird/

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              • #8

                Wow...!
                Yes..I think you understood what I need, although no need for USB key, iPod, MP3 and stuffs like that for me...I'm not that fancy (yet)
                Basically, I like the POP 3 configuration but the problem of using the ISP e-mail on my computer/lap top it's that if this breaks down I lose all the mails..and it has happend already
                By using a web based e-mail this shouldn't happen, but the normal free web mails like Yahoo, Hotmail, Lycos etc..are very poorly configured. Is the Thunderbird free or a pay account?
                Thanks
                Do only what you think it's good for you, and not what others think should be good for you!

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                • #9
                  Thunderbird is an program/application for getting your emails from various email accounts. It is freeware (no charge/cost). USB key are called various names like "Flash drive", "Pen Drive", "Memory stick" etc but they all have various amounts of memory, and plug into a USB port present on EVERY modern computing device.

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                  • #10

                    Wow..thanks..you sure are a techie Tourot!
                    USD memory sticks I have them.
                    So..what you mean it's that when I want to see my e-mail from any computer I plug the USB stick in it and D/L all the mails from all the accounts I have? (Yahoo, Hotmail, etc..) and see then in my lap top later on?
                    But most important for me is the configuration that an e-mail account has. Try to D/L this, although I recently had to remove Mozilla from my lap top because could not open...strange..
                    Do only what you think it's good for you, and not what others think should be good for you!

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                    • #11
                      Google gmail is my favorite. Great interface and excellent spam filtering. I use outlook express and connect it to my gmail account. I wind up having my messages stored both at gmail and on my computer.

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                      • #12

                        Thanks!
                        Oh..ok..THAT sounds good too. I was afraid if the messages are being D/L in my computer's OE then won't be left any trace in the gmail itself when I check mails from other computers, as I do not always carry my laptop with me.

                        How the interface looks like in gmail? Is it a paid or free account? I could not really see info from gmail website
                        Do only what you think it's good for you, and not what others think should be good for you!

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                        • #13
                          Looker - check out this Youtube video on Gmail. It will show you what it looks like and how to use it

                          http://www.youtube.com/v/LvWsYk531mo&hl=en&fs=1">http://www.youtube.com/v/LvWsYk531mo&hl=en&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344">

                          Also, you might want to check out the follow-up vids at

                          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lErySsL-Kwg

                          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sk058WJpDL4
                          No honey, no money!!

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                          • #14
                            the following vid shows how to access gmail from outlook express or thunderbird (mentioned by someone above)

                            http://www.youtube.com/v/EZtSmoyZWhw&hl=en&fs=1">http://www.youtube.com/v/EZtSmoyZWhw&hl=en&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344">
                            No honey, no money!!

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                            • #15
                              Thanks!
                              Oh..ok..THAT sounds good too. I was afraid if the messages are being D/L in my computer's OE then won't be left any trace in the gmail itself when I check mails from other computers, as I do not always carry my laptop with me.
                              There is a setting in OE to leave messages on the server


                              How the interface looks like in gmail? Is it a paid or free account? I could not really see info from gmail website
                              It fucking rocks and it's free. Also, its POP download access is free (which I need so I can use with OE and my Blackberry). Some of the other "free" email sites charge for POP.

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