[gui-talk] Eudora list

[Ms. E.M. Kirtley]

Thank you I will check it out.  I joined the Eudorawin list because 
the people that set are programmers  that worked on setting up 
Eudora.  Good information there.

EMK

  At Wednesday 06:59 AM, you wrote:
>There is a blind eudora list, think the subscribe address is 
>blindeudora-subscribe at freelists.org
>
>Dave
>
>At 02:10 AM 12/23/2013, you wrote:
>>I hear there is a list out there for blind people but I don't know 
>>where.At 04:26 AM 12/22/2013, you wrote:
>>>However, if you do decide to start up a list I would certainly be 
>>>interested.
>>>
>>>Thunderbird was the follow up to Eudora, and put out by the same 
>>>people, but they are talking about not supporting it any more either.
>>>
>>>EMK
>>>
>>>  At Saturday 09:22 AM, you wrote:
>>>>Thanks, Steve.  If I give up Eudora, I will look.  As I said, I 
>>>>am not wild about Thunderbird, and I gave it a good try.  I never 
>>>>figured out Junk mail filtering, or regular filters.
>>>>
>>>>Dave
>>>>
>>>>At 10:52 AM 12/21/2013, you wrote:
>>>>>Dave,
>>>>>
>>>>>I am pretty impressed with the Becky email program.  it isn't 
>>>>>free but isn't expensive and has a free upgrade policy.  it is 
>>>>>apparently pretty big in Japan and
>>>>>there is a demo.  Perhaps my attitude isn't completely fair, but 
>>>>>I am turned off by Thunderbird's tendency to constantly being updated.
>>>>>
>>>>>You can read more about Becky or get a demo at
>>>>>
>>>>>http://www.rimarts.co.jp/becky.htm
>>>>>
>>>>>One of the things I like about it is that it still displays a 
>>>>>message in a window that has a cursor which means one doesn't 
>>>>>have to depend upon JFW's
>>>>>virtual cursor or the Window-Eyes Browse buffer to read 
>>>>>mail.  In most cases, these features work fine, but there just 
>>>>>always seems to be some sort of
>>>>>interaction problem if one does a lot of email.  If anyone tries 
>>>>>this program, there are a couple of options that need to be 
>>>>>changed to make it work well with
>>>>>screen readers.  The downside is that it doesn't have as many 
>>>>>automated ways to deal with address books and message importing 
>>>>>from other email
>>>>>programs because it isn't as widely known.  While it seems to 
>>>>>have pretty good filtering, I don't do a lot of that so can't say for certain..
>>>>>
>>>>>Best regards,
>>>>>
>>>>>Steve Jacobson
>
>
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