Re: Thunderbird And Pop3

Booth,

I can only talk about Windows (XP Pro) and Linux (Ubuntu 5.10), but the 
look and feel for Mozilla products (Firefox and Thunderbird) is pretty 
much the same on both platforms.

That being said, there are some minor differences, mainly in the location 
of some items in the menus.  For instance, the "preferences" in Firefox 
are located under Tools/Options in Windows, and under View/<something> in 
Linux (I'm at the office on WinXP now).

HTH,

Peter Colpaert
Application Developer
Massive - Kontich, Belgium
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I use pair.com for my e-mail and web site.  Its like.. $17/quarter, plus 
  the fee to register my own domain.  Probably its vanity, but for less 
than $100/year I have my own web site, my own domain, and off-site 
storage of files I may want to share.  I use pop3 and smtp, and 
sometimes the webmail function.

I just started using Thunderbird this week and I am impressed with its 
filtering and ease of use.

One question I am curious about though is this:  If a site had Apple 
users, Windows users, and Linux users, and the site specified 
Thunderbird, would the training issues and look & feel be the same 
throughout the enterprise?