Reclaim your inbox the Thunderbird way
Everyone who has used an email client like Outlook knows that it makes email tasks like composing and formatting messages and even attaching files to your emails enjoyable, quick and easy. The problem is some of us operate on a shoe-string budget, we cannot afford to by Mr Gates’ email client and to pay for a personal email account with the commercial email service providers.
Well the good news is for starters, as I know we all know, you can open a free Gmail account from Google. Now Gmail enables you to access your email from an easy to use desktop client like Outlook (or even your phone). Ah but we can’t afford Outlook, you say. That’s where open source software comes in.
Enter Mozilla Thunderbird. This is a super piece of desktop software you can use to connect to any of your email profiles including the free gmail account.
You can download it here its free, yes free as in “free beer”. And if you are not the techy-type and require help (even in vernecular) to install and configure this beauty, just get in touch with me on my email and I will assist you free of charge, no hidden costs blah blah blah.
So there you are why dont you “Reclaim Your Inbox Today” download this thunder of a bird and start using it today.
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I like Firefox but have never quite had the same passion for Thunderbird. Have tried to use before but found a bit clumsy (or maybe that was just me). So went back to outlook which I’ve souped up with some nifty utilties like plaxo and xobni
You might be right Brian, I also had problems when I tried it the first time. You might want to try out the latest release. And another thing about Mozilla products Firefox and Thunderbird is that their power is in their extensibility i.e. the numerous add-ons you can add to them. Outlook is obviously a more mature product but a number of reviewers have acknoledged that Thunderbird has also come of age.