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   Tracker1 to Jas Hud   
   Re: Posting from Opera Mail   
   23 Jun 09 22:57:54   
   
   Subject: Re: Posting from Opera Mail   
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   On 6/23/2009 11:03 AM, Jas Hud wrote:   
   > i'd have to say that in its UI its a lot like an outlook clone.   
   > also after picking it up again i notice that it 'hides' away some    
   > features like patronizing MS does.   
      
   Again, I have no idea of what you are refering to?  the  UI has always been    
   similar to "Outlook Express" with account separation.  By default the first    
   account, if pop gets set to use local folders, which makes sense, and is    
   easily changed.  lightning 9a non-default plugin adds calendar support, but    
   even then it is nothing like Outlook, and if you say it does, you haven't used    
   outlook since 1997 or so.   
      
   > also you're right. memory bloat. it's    
   > an email program why's it need that much memory?   
   >   
   > my email program runs off of 9mb of memory with 17 of imap/pop/web email    
   > accts.   
      
   That's fair, however, there's a bit of overhead to using Mozilla's XUL    
   application environment in and of itself, same as Firefox.   
      
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