Yeah, that Gannon, always trying to steal the Triforce from Link. He should've try to pay the cops off with all those rupees he has hidden away in his fortress.
I find using Microsoft Outlook 2003 / Microsoft Exchange to be pretty capable of handling my e-mail. I used to use G-Mail, but stopped because I found the interface to not be suited to my tastes (the drop down menus could be quite tedious at times.)
So, what I did was used a POP3 to forward to my Outlook (so I didn't have to globally change my e-mail address) and set up a Microsoft Exchange Server so I can have Desktop AND Web Mail that had an interface that fit how I work with e-mail.
I usually work with one e-mail at a time, replying to fans of a website I work on who ask questions about what the said site focuses on, so tabbed browsing really isn't for me (especially since I find the more tabs you use, the more the client hogs RAM, and I have enough RAM on my machine as it is.)
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Yeah, that Gannon, always trying to steal the Triforce from Link. He should've try to pay the cops off with all those rupees he has hidden away in his fortress.
I find using Microsoft Outlook 2003 / Microsoft Exchange to be pretty capable of handling my e-mail. I used to use G-Mail, but stopped because I found the interface to not be suited to my tastes (the drop down menus could be quite tedious at times.)
So, what I did was used a POP3 to forward to my Outlook (so I didn't have to globally change my e-mail address) and set up a Microsoft Exchange Server so I can have Desktop AND Web Mail that had an interface that fit how I work with e-mail.
I usually work with one e-mail at a time, replying to fans of a website I work on who ask questions about what the said site focuses on, so tabbed browsing really isn't for me (especially since I find the more tabs you use, the more the client hogs RAM, and I have enough RAM on my machine as it is.)
Look out florida...