Mail Client Software For Mac

An email client is a piece of software you install on your computer or mobile device to access email, even if that email is hosted by another service. An example is the Mail app that comes pre-installed on iOS devices. This popular e-mail client for the Mac is designed to fulfill just about any need you might have in trying to keep up with e-mail. Eudora includes support for LDAP, automatic configuration,.

Hello,I have used Mail Sparrow Thunderbird & Postbox. I am expecting. There is also which has various features and it is subscription-based. I haven't used this one yet, but at some point I'll definitely have to try it.

I have also used which is not an email client by itself, but it integrates seamlessly with Mail. Then there is,shareware,I'll start trying it later. Is the other client I'll try the next days. Mail is perfect;a fine tool. Sparrow is good but not great. Thunderbird is fine.

Postbox is a very good client. Last but not least, the; never used it, not even the trial. It is expensive because it is sold in the package Office for Mac Home & Business.

From some friends that use it, I know it is good. Well,that's all; I am also looking for the most innovative email client and I'm confident it'll show up soon. Thanks for the candid survey. I have a problems with Mail. It works OK but as a business tool, it's deficient. My major gripe is that it can only save attachments to messages if they are HTML compatible;.pdf,.doc and xls (I think) etc cannot be saved to a file with the original message.

It only allows saving of the original message in.rtf and the attachments disappear. I only found this out the other day on a call to Applecare that wound up with a supervior-level techo. The call arose from problems with Mail 'freezing' periodically.

While it is possible to 'lose' an attachment in Windows Outlook and Outlook Express in forwarding the email one too many times, it does allow saving the received email and its attachments to a selected folder. Mail does not.

I am particularly irked by the fact that I was unaware of Mail's flaw and I've now got about two year's worth of emails to track down and I have to try to retireve the attachments and save them to folders with their emails!! Not amused!!!

Johnfrommermaid waters wrote: Thanks for the candid survey. I have a problems with Mail. Free online battle royale games for mac. It works OK but as a business tool, it's deficient.

My major gripe is that it can only save attachments to messages if they are HTML compatible;.pdf,.doc and xls (I think) etc cannot be saved to a file with the original message. It only allows saving of the original message in.rtf and the attachments disappear. I only found this out the other day on a call to Applecare that wound up with a supervior-level techo. The call arose from problems with Mail 'freezing' periodically.

Sure it does, look again. Sorry, Csound, I disagree.