What Email Program do you use

[Daniel Bates]

Gmail, hotmail, tamu.edu, neo.tamu.edu (what the difference is, I can't tell), austincc.edu, some geocities email too I think.

I check two of them regularly, and the rest are just junk-mail collectors. I like web-based email though--access from anywhere, and Gmail is cool. I like drafts. :)

[Duffy Pratt]

Outlook Express for no particular reason.

Duffy

[gpbusa316]

Manage 4 different email accounts all through Outlook 2000... 2 from Comcast and 2 from Gmail.

[johnastovall]

At work, I use Outlook 2003 on a P.C. for our I.R. Exchange server. Calender sharing is a must in that environment.

PC at home Eudora.

iMac at home Thunderbird for my POP accounts and Entrourage for my TCU account on their Exchange server.

[ndsimm]

Outlook 2003 at ome and work and no problems....would love to try gmail one day to see what the hype is all about....

[Hogleg 44]

I use Outlook 2000 on my computer, but retrieve it manually from the SBC Yahoo server. Before downloading my mail from Yahoo I review it online, mass delete all of the spam (Bulk Mail) after a quick review for legit mail. I check over what is in my Yahoo Inbox, report any spam thats there. Delete any legit mail I don't want to mess with, then go back to Outlook and manually retrieve what's left. I don't store anything online.
That's my process...

[LonestarMan]

Outlook 2003 for me at home and work. I use "Eliminate Spam" for a spam filter. What are other Outlook people using for spam?

[JohnT]

Outlook 2003 does everything I need and more. I tried Thunderbird (for about a year), Outlook Express (several years), Eudora, and web-based mail. Started with Outlook just over a year ago and haven't looked back.

[babybluetx23]

outlook 2003 for me. I am able to synch my PDA to it, I am able to Synch my yahoo contacts, calendar, everything to it along with my plaxo and it will synch all that info with my PDA so I prefer Outlook 2003

[crazeazn]

outlook 2003 outlook 2004 and gmail, i need the sync

[EOC_Jason]

I use Outlook 03, just kind of a leftover habbit from work since they had the big exchage system and all. Before that I used Eudora since like 95... I'm considering going back to Eudora, just have been too busy to see what the differences are, cost, etc...

I've looked at Thunderbird too, it seems good, especially for the price (free).

[Casper]

Thunderbird, great program.

[CincoJoe]

Mail.app and gmail

[Buddha]

Thunderbird! No problems after several years and no worries about security the way you get with MS products. It installs easily and imports addresses with a single button click.

[daleh]

Thunderbird is definitely the way to go.