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Story: Microsoft abandons Outlook Express
Posted by: Anonymous (Friday 10 October 2003, 2:52 AM)
Thank you for your site.
I have WIN98 and Outlook Express and find them quite good.
The following remarks are inappropriate if Microsoft is about to abandon OE.
However the principles are quite good for easy use regarding SPAM and unwanted material. .....>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
1. The facility to delete multiple emails via use of the CTRL/hold feature to highlight and then automatically remove these multiples should be extended to BlockingEmail Senders (and sometimes the Domain Name associated).
A right mouse click should give Options to Delete/Block/Block(Sender/Domain)...>>> Lewd Mail//Other undesirable mail.
This would mean much less time wasted getting rid of idiot mail which is so unproductive.
Unfortunately this might reduce business for companies doing this service commercially as a separate function.
Microsoft however is good at taking over these firms. It would also simplify the lives of Users and hopefully reduce their $ costs.
Could you please pass on these comments to Microsoft.
Sincerely,
MJS
Australia
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Story: Microsoft abandons Outlook Express
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At least we'll always have Eudora. Anonymous
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its not suprising to see microsoft "freebies" begi... Mike P
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Waiting for the day when everyone will use MSN and... Kishor Gurtu
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For those not running EXCHANGE servers, IMAP is in... Richard Geoffrion
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MS is going on with its pay-for-your internet soft... Anonymous
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Sad but true. In my experience OE has always been... Johnny Smith
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Well, it seems as if for yet another time in that... David Schachner
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You guys are mistaken. none given
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Wait...wasn't a large part of "the lawsuit" about... Anonymous
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It looks like Mcrosoft has decided to fleece its O... John Logreco
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This is really a good new, after all. There will b... Gustavo Vasconcelos
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Exchange Server and Outlook are a very danger... Mark Court
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Who cares. Apple mail is a much much better progr... LeVon Williams
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Microsoft patches 'critical' Outlook, IE bugs
How... Anonymous
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Who cares. Only retards use M$ products. They dese... City Slicker
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You can use IncrediMail!
IncrediMail is far more f... Anonymous
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This gives a very good chance to Ximian Evolution... Arjun
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Actually, I think my next computer will be a Mac.... Ann Fennell
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Incredimail?
Fun for you, but not for the person o... City Slicker
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What perfect timing for Eudora 6.0 next month! Th... Anonymous
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i have been told that the virus can enter your p c... bill flynn
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Thank you for your site.
I have WIN98 and Outlook... Anonymous -
I CANT GET THE OUTLOOK EXPRESS TOO WORK AT ALL BILLIE
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Lotus Notes R6 is still available
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Maybe this is Microsoft's contribution to internet... Mooquackwooftweetmeow
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For the lady that said that only retards use Micro... John Cooling
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Well why should anyone be surprised at this news t... A Stobie
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I cannot get any sense out of the help line for fr... Barbara Brooksbank
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Dear Microsoft,
How to run a business, Lesson 1;
L... Robert Inski
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>> How to run a business, Lesson 1;
Well Robe... Stanley Barnett
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Outlook Express sucks. It works sometimes, and oth... Just me
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its great! Sadia Abbas
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