Hi! alexander,   
      
   On Wed, 15 Aug 12, you wrote to me:   
      
    ak>>> Probably you've heard of "Fidolook".   
    PQ>> I just did a quick Google.  Now I remember why I forgot it.   
      
    ak> Outlook Express is a standard long-lived mailing software from   
    ak> Microsoft Windows, at least up to Windows XP. And many don't like it.   
    ak> But Outlook Express(+Fidolook) is very convenient for those who uses   
    ak> Windows. However, I also have taken a glance in Google and found out   
    ak> that it is difficult to find an English manual reference to it.   
      
   I have seen it before, so it must have been mentioned in Fidonet beforehand.    
   When I saw it, I thought it was an over-engineered answer to a question that   
   had not been yet asked.  That is, to put it simply, the/any stock-standard   
   email program would suffice without all the overhead (even Evolution did it   
   for me on my netbook).  It need not be that complicated for the unwashed   
   masses to conduct friendly email discourses with each other, in the echoes.   
      
   However, I have long suspected that _some_ of your fellows conduct more than   
   Fido-ing with their software.  If I'm wrong then I deserve a =smack=.    
      
    ak>>> [...Don't look inside the cake you are eating]   
    PQ>> I do, if I don't know who the cook is.  :)   
      
    ak> Well, suppose you are eating in an American fast food snack-bar. Like   
    ak> that one in which Obama treated Putin during his visit. Neither you   
    ak> nor Obama don't know who is a cook there. Obama ate without looking   
    ak> inside. So did Putin. ;-)   
      
   (I'm not aware of the 'incident'.)  Probably pre-approved by the official   
   taste-testers, unseen by the media.  :)   
      
   So, would you 'trust' Putin if he was the barbeque cook?   
      
   Dasvidaniya.   
      
   Cheers,   
   Paul.   
      
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