[gui-talk] Simplest, most Jaws-friendly email client for Windows 7?

[Wayne Merritt]

Joel: I'd be careful with the ISP tech support. setting up email is
really not that hard, you just need your username, password, server
names, and that's about it. If your ISP supports authentication or has
specific incoming/outgoing mail port numbers, you will need to know
that, but not too much else. I'm not sure if there are any
instructions for using the programs with JAWS, other than what might
be in JAWS help. Windows Live Mail is pretty much what Outlook Express
used to be and has much the same support and acts like OE does/did.

Hth,
Wayne

On 11/6/09, Joel Deutsch <jdeutsch at dslextreme.com> wrote:
> I'm an old Outlook Express user, currently running OE on my XP Home desktop.
> I'll be getting a Windows 7 laptop. I know OE has been replaced by windows
> Live Mail. Is this nice and easy to use with Jaws, and covered in the Jaws
> help instructions under popular programs? Or is Thunderbird even a better
> bet, whether or not it's officially supported by Jaws?
>
> And are there instructions around to hook up either of the above with your
> online email service or gmail so that you don't have to go online for email,
> the way I've got OE set up to work with my ISP's email service?Where do you
> find these instructions? Some Fred's Head blog page? Or call the ISP tech
> support and let them guide me through it?
> Thanks.
>
> thanks.
>
>
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