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Re: Chrome Re: Ribit

By: micro in CONSTITUTION | Recommend this post (0)
Mon, 12 Sep 11 5:39 PM | 236 view(s)
Boardmark this board | Constitutional Corner 		Msg. 15024 of 21975
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Two of them.

You can run Thunderbird which works quite well with windows 7 and easily sets up OR
do you happen to have Office 2003 or higher? If so, you can run Outlook which is what I use at home as well at the plant.

Give Thunderbird a shot though. My wife uses it and she was a Outlook Express used for years and like you, we switched over to windows 7 and there went Outlook Express. She has adapted to Thunderbird quite nicely.

If she can, I know you can.

You get that at Mozilla.
Here's a link:
http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/

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Re: Chrome
By: ribit in CONSTITUTION
Mon, 12 Sep 11 12:30 AM 		Msg. 15005 of 21975

micro
...I am currently running windows 7 and don't like that collosal and useless "windows mail". Outlook express was thoroughly efficient and did not fill up your hard drive nor did the power company have to put another generator online when ya tried to open it up. Sadly something so simple and efficient lacked enough bells and whistles to please someone in management so it's not available for windows 7. Ya got any recommends?

Video Editing!!!
If ya happens to remember Windows Moviemaker it's not in Windows 7 either, but it is available for windows vista. I downloaded it and installed it on my Windows 7 pc and it works just fine.

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