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the email client is ubiquitous ... Off line access ...
You pull [messages] down to your client, and read
them while on an airplane.
That brings me back to my original point of desktop applications vs. Web
based applications. Desktops offer a number of advantages.
So for Web application developers (like me), how do we pry Outlook and
Thunderbird from the hands of users and get them to use a Web
application instead?
It's not easy - Microsoft has put a lot of functionality into Outlook,
for example.
Nathan.
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