At 08:16 PM 4/15/96 -0500, you wrote:

At 10:07 PM 15/04/96 -0400, you wrote:

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
AAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRGHHHHH!!!!!

To all the ML, that post was meant to go to Hitomi privately.  Eudora showed
the original sender, and when I fired off my reply, I didn't realize it was
going to the ML.

Ignore whatever I said.

SkyKnight.

Ditto for me.

Say, how about we write our own anime mail program?

"Now selling.  The Anime-fan Mail Program, repleat with bad fan fictions!"

Hitomi

Mail clients ain't all that difficult to write...well, it depends on the
quality.
Go look for some source code or something, that's a great place to start.
You've aroused my curiousity, Hitomi...now I gotta go write my own mail client
in C++ ^_^. Any Delphi owners around here?

Eudora Light is actually an EXCELLENT mail program.  Read the title bar of the
message you're writing...the receiver is on it.  Now, if I had my way, Eudora
would support multiple inboxes.  

I've found Pegasus Mail to be much, much better.  Features similar to Eudora 
Pro (including multiple in-boxes/folders with sorting rules), and it's 
freeware.  It's designed for Netware networks, but it also can work with 
PPP/SLIP connections as well.  

If you're using Windows 95, grab the latest beta of Eudora Light '95.

Signed, PhoneyNT
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