Comments on: Buggy Bits in Vista http://marthas-blog.com/buggy-bits-in-vista/ Having Fun, Just blogging! (and Ranting!) Wed, 20 Aug 2008 03:39:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Piggie http://marthas-blog.com/buggy-bits-in-vista/#comment-1332 Piggie Tue, 15 Jul 2008 02:04:31 +0000 http://marthas-blog.com/buggy-bits-in-vista/#comment-1332 Another good email program in particular if you have a LAN is Pegasus. Pegasus is a little buggy in HTML emails, but HTML email is something that should NEVER been started anyway. With Pegasus you can set one machine in the network as the Pegasus server. Then you can log into your email account from any machine in the network. It also neatly puts everyone's email in the LAN in one folder, making backups of email a breeze. Just this old Pigs 2 cents....... Another good email program in particular if you have a LAN is Pegasus. Pegasus is a little buggy in HTML emails, but HTML email is something that should NEVER been started anyway.

With Pegasus you can set one machine in the network as the Pegasus server. Then you can log into your email account from any machine in the network. It also neatly puts everyone’s email in the LAN in one folder, making backups of email a breeze.

Just this old Pigs 2 cents…….

]]> By: Alan Henderson http://marthas-blog.com/buggy-bits-in-vista/#comment-1331 Alan Henderson Tue, 15 Jul 2008 02:00:50 +0000 http://marthas-blog.com/buggy-bits-in-vista/#comment-1331 Yes Martha, couldn't agree more, MS don't seem to have a lot of creative minds. Who else would give two of Windows' most important programs the same names – unimaginative at that: Windows Explorer and Internet Explorer. Very confusing to new users. I second Thunderbird as an email client. Used it in Linux and now use it in Windows in preference to Outlook 2007. Haven't yet found anything to give it Outlook's Calendar abilities. Sunbird doesn't seem to be up to much. Haere ra, Alan. Yes Martha, couldn’t agree more, MS don’t seem to have a lot of creative minds. Who else would give two of Windows’ most important programs the same names – unimaginative at that:
Windows Explorer and Internet Explorer.

Very confusing to new users.

I second Thunderbird as an email client. Used it in Linux and now use it in Windows in preference to Outlook 2007. Haven’t yet found anything to give it Outlook’s Calendar abilities. Sunbird doesn’t seem to be up to much.

Haere ra,
Alan.

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