[nfbcs] getting critical

[Tracy Carcione]

For whatever it's worth, I have to use Thunderbird at work, and I *hate*
it.  It doesn't always show the text I'm typing.  It doesn't always show
who I'm sending to.  It sometimes acts like Jaws is not in forms mode, and
thinks I'm looking for a table when I'm typing a t.  These things happen
almost every day.
However, I am not using the latest Jaws, since that doesn't work well with
the terminal emulation I need to do my job.  Your results may vary.
Tracy

> ... as in serious, not as in criticism...*smile*
>
> Hi all --
> I absolutely have to get off my old system permanently, which includes
> moving a good number of mail folders to a new machine.
> My XP box has been flaky for some months, and now is down to a paltry 9GB
> on
> the hard drive.
> That with loads of stuff like mp3s offloaded onto an external drive.
>
> I have used outlook express forever (since getting onto windows) -- now I
> need to choose between either thunderbird or live mail or whatever else.
>
> So could someone tell me which is more accessible? And which can convert
> OE
> .dbx mailboxes to whatever other internal format it uses? And is there a
> mail client that saves mail in a common format that wouldn't depend on
> just
> one program?
>
> Pushing things off thill the last minute... not a good idea.  I have got
> my
> windows7 box ready except for antivirus and mail client.  I need
> recommendations.
>
> Meanwhile, I am uninstalling and deleting programs right and left so this
> old box will run.  Then if it does, maybe I can procrastinate a little
> longer.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> --le
>
>
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