Email Clients and digital signatures
Ty Cabugao
tycabugao@earthlink.net
Sun Jul 6 03:00:02 2003
Denis McCauley wrote:
>
> Proposing an OS to someone who is looking for an e-mail client
> is not very helpful, IMO.
>
> Outlook is very handy, as the original writer noted, as it
> combines calendar, contacts, etc,. However it does present
> security problems, and it does not handle PGP/MIME. My
> suggestion is to install Mozilla (or Netscape) with the Enigmail
> plugin, then drag the mailer shortcut icon to the Outlook
> shortcut bar. That way you can use a safer mail client from
> within your Outlook environment.
>
> Cheers
> --
> ==========================================
> Denis McCauley
> GPG/PGP keys at http://www.djmccauley.tk
> ==========================================
I might also add that Mozilla also has a Calendar module you can
download at www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar. It's sweet! And it
follows the ical standard.
So, basically, you can have all the contacts, calendar, and email
features that you like in Outlook!
Ty
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