On Jun 19, 2005, at 8:22 AM, Steve Goldstein wrote: > Mail.app **works** for me, but it is an absolute drudge compared to > Eudora which, though lousy at rendering HTML, and not coordinated with > AddressBook, can thread operations (like fetching mail and reading > mail at the same time), whereas with Mail.app, it can do only one > thing at a time. While Mail.app updates the indexes of various > "smart" mail folders, for example, nothing else can happen. You are > dead in the water while you wait for it to finish. Or, when you Send > a message, you have to sit and wait for the "whoosh," whereas in > Eudora and other good mail clients, you can send in the background and > go on to another task while the sending operations take place. > Mail.app is fine for a person that works with only a handful of > messages daily and does not have huge mail archives, but I find it > terribly underpowered for my needs. How many emails do some of you heavy-hitters work with a day? Very curious! I hope one day I increase to an overload of meaningful stuff, instead of making rules and setting keywords to verboten-ize spam with my absolutely godlike host. My tiny businesses earn me a living, but certainly not one that would impress anybody. I live vicariously through the massive successes of some of you. What a life---ya gotta love it. ; ) I often wonder what kind of work you folks do. Paula aka Miz B http://crazedcowboys.com http://mizbsporch.com --- Go ahead and bring on the crazies, folks....We do every day.