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rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I am assuming that the web based ones probably don't have the ability to
interface with that mail client because then it would be hard to subsidize
the free part, eh? Am I wrong? If so, how do I set it up?
AFAIK, Yahoo still charges for POP3 & SMTP access. Web client is free.
gmail (Google) offers Web, POP3, SMTP & IMAP access for free.
POP3 is the more common software client interface. It pulls new email
to client's email storage. IMAP accesses remote folders leaving the mail
on the server. Your Vista client should work with IMAP. Thunderbird is
another option.
I'm currently using IMAP on multiple computers to access the same
accounts. It's slower than locally stored email (POP3) and is
particularly noticeable on large emails (heavy HTML or attachments), but
it's no worse than a web client.
gmail's implementation of IMAP is a bit unique because gmail uses tags
instead of folders, but this is not a bad thing. Thunderbird needs some
tweaking for gmail IMAP (relocate trash and draft folders). For the
same account, I archive with POP3 on one PC, use IMAP and/or Web client
on the other PCs.
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