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Outlook Express or Thunderbird?
- Thread starter Under_His_Shadow
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I think if I had to choose between thunderbird and outlook distress, oops. I mean express, go with thunderbird. My personal favorite is M2 by Opera. After using it, I dont think I can ever go back to using folders to manage my email. It just makes more sense the way M2 does it. Thats just my opinion of course 
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If you look at my post more closely, it says I used to use AOL, but recently switched to dsl extreme!theartist87 said:
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Sid said:I think if I had to choose between thunderbird and outlook distress, oops. I mean express, go with thunderbird. My personal favorite is M2 by Opera. After using it, I dont think I can ever go back to using folders to manage my email. It just makes more sense the way M2 does it. Thats just my opinion of course
Is M2 free, easy to use, and what is their URL?
Thanks!
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M2 is part of the opera browser. They offer a paid and a free version. The free version shows ads in the top left of the screen. It may not be the easiest to use when you first start out. Mainly because it handles mail differently than most other browsers. Once you begin to understand how it works, It will all fall into place and you will begin to notice how easy it is. Im a newbie in this forum so it looks like I cant post actual clickable links. You will have to copy and paste. opera.com/m2/Under_His_Shadow said:
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