Simple, practical E-mail program fssca51 Junior Member WeAreSc Member Joined: Aug 24, 2017 Messages: 5,681 Likes Received: 3,032 Jul 27, 2020 #1 I will be deeply grateful if some kind soul would recommend a decent, practical e-mail program to replace thie goofy Google e-mail program. It should run on Windows 10. I've considered going back to MS. Outlook but hoping someone has a better idea to share. Last edited: Jul 27, 2020 Troianus Acies likes this.
I will be deeply grateful if some kind soul would recommend a decent, practical e-mail program to replace thie goofy Google e-mail program. It should run on Windows 10. I've considered going back to MS. Outlook but hoping someone has a better idea to share.
Troianus Acies Junior Member Joined: Aug 24, 2017 Messages: 5,892 Likes Received: 7,938 Jul 27, 2020 #2 This should be interesting considering the bias and censorship being displayed by so many companies that offer services on the internet, specially social media. I an using the basic "mail" program that comes with windows 10 software but have put a lot of limitations on what I get via windows 10 "mail" via my internet and e-mail provider.
This should be interesting considering the bias and censorship being displayed by so many companies that offer services on the internet, specially social media. I an using the basic "mail" program that comes with windows 10 software but have put a lot of limitations on what I get via windows 10 "mail" via my internet and e-mail provider.
fssca51 Junior Member WeAreSc Member Joined: Aug 24, 2017 Messages: 5,681 Likes Received: 3,032 Jul 27, 2020 #3 Thanks, I'll take a look at it. I have it here somewhere but it mysteriously stopped working a while back as a consequence of a windows update. To use it I will probably need to have windows installed again (for about the third time).
Thanks, I'll take a look at it. I have it here somewhere but it mysteriously stopped working a while back as a consequence of a windows update. To use it I will probably need to have windows installed again (for about the third time).
August West Points Member Joined: Sep 15, 2019 Messages: 8,983 Likes Received: 10,806 Jul 27, 2020 #4 That “edge” option? I just a new laptop Win10. That default email is not user friendly. Ive been looking at new email support as well, use GMail, but I absolutely HATE how documents, pictures are downloaded/saved/hidden. We are forced to use outlook at work, iffy, the new version requires you to go to the website. PITA in the field. I use a lot of pics/pdf files in the field, not user friendly, esp when you consider how utterly fucked 5G e is. fssca51 likes this.
That “edge” option? I just a new laptop Win10. That default email is not user friendly. Ive been looking at new email support as well, use GMail, but I absolutely HATE how documents, pictures are downloaded/saved/hidden. We are forced to use outlook at work, iffy, the new version requires you to go to the website. PITA in the field. I use a lot of pics/pdf files in the field, not user friendly, esp when you consider how utterly fucked 5G e is.
fssca51 Junior Member WeAreSc Member Joined: Aug 24, 2017 Messages: 5,681 Likes Received: 3,032 Jul 27, 2020 #5 This ^ is exactly my problem with it and the very reason I want the hell out. If only I could go back to Outlook Express but W-10 doesn't support it. Bummer. . August West likes this.
This ^ is exactly my problem with it and the very reason I want the hell out. If only I could go back to Outlook Express but W-10 doesn't support it. Bummer. .
August West Points Member Joined: Sep 15, 2019 Messages: 8,983 Likes Received: 10,806 Jul 27, 2020 #6 Nope. Gotta use that new purty, dolled up version. The original plain jane version rocked, wasn’t fancy, but very effective. Signatures were basic. Seems like everything is form over function these days. Annoying. fssca51 likes this.
Nope. Gotta use that new purty, dolled up version. The original plain jane version rocked, wasn’t fancy, but very effective. Signatures were basic. Seems like everything is form over function these days. Annoying.
LaissezFaire28thStUSC Junior Member Joined: Aug 24, 2017 Messages: 2,678 Likes Received: 3,902 Jul 27, 2020 #7 Get your own domain name through go daddy. Then go to App River and get an exchange email. Your family could get them too. You control your own content, and Gopgle doesn't scan your emails.
Get your own domain name through go daddy. Then go to App River and get an exchange email. Your family could get them too. You control your own content, and Gopgle doesn't scan your emails.
reTiredEngr Junior Member Joined: Aug 24, 2017 Messages: 1,757 Likes Received: 2,571 Jul 28, 2020 #8 Take a look at Thunderbird email; after you set it up, it is quite easy to use and it is quite similar to Outlook Express.
Take a look at Thunderbird email; after you set it up, it is quite easy to use and it is quite similar to Outlook Express.
fssca51 Junior Member WeAreSc Member Joined: Aug 24, 2017 Messages: 5,681 Likes Received: 3,032 Jul 28, 2020 #9 A hearty thank you to all who responded. Good ideas; I'll be working on them.
August West Points Member Joined: Sep 15, 2019 Messages: 8,983 Likes Received: 10,806 Jul 28, 2020 #10 Couple great ideas there....thanks boys. Has anyone used Reagan.com webmail?
