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Good email server

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Started 4 months ago by DJ2680
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DJ2680

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I need a new email program as Windows 7 does not come with Outlook Express and I do not have MS Office installed. Tried Incredimail but this has a nasty bug as it trys to open a nasty web site. I need to use my own email addresses other wise will have to change letterheads etc. I am in Australia and do not want AOL so your suggestions please?

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Hermitt

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You could always use MS Outlook.
I think it's part of MS Office 2007???

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DJ2680

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As I said I do not have MS Office installed, thanks

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DbServer

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Download Open Office, it is Free, but you can donate if you like it.

google it

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Justin

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You can try Windows Live Mail. It is the replacement for Windows Mail and Outlook Express.

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ScottW

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DJ2680, hello. If you are a former Outlook (Express) user, then you should find Windows Live Mail familiar. As Justin says, it is the replacement for OE from XP and Windows Mail from Vista. Windows 7 does not come with an e-mail client, but Windows Live Mail is free.

If you are coming from a Linux environment, are a Firefox user, or a multi-platform person (Linux, Mac) you will probably prefer Thunderbird from the Mozilla Foundation. Or try them both and see which one you like better.

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