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   At 11:50 AM on 19 Aug 19, Shaun Wheeler said to Simon Geddes:   
   -=> Simon Geddes wrote to All <=-   
      
    SG> I've been experimenting with some offline mail readers - namely Q-Blue   
    SG> 2.4 and NesQWK. Both seem to work well, and Q-Blue has the added   
    SG> advantage of supporting BlueWave packets.   
      
   SW> I've been meaning to try Q-Blue, but hadn't heard of NesQWK.  I'll have   
   SW> to give it a try as well.  I've considered using Thor, but setup sounds   
   SW> a bit convoluted...   
      
   Using Q-Blue at the moment. It seems like a very functional, pleasant piece of   
   software to use. It also works very nicely on MorphOS, which is impressive   
   considering it seems   
   like fairly vintage software. NesQWK is a lot more modern, but because it runs   
   on Workbench, it's a less "immersive" experience.   
      
   ... "Never go to a doctor whose office plants have died."  -- Bombeck   
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