On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 21:46:24 -0400, "Chainsaw Charlie" wrote:
Mozilla is a full-fledged internet suite containig a web browser, e-mail/news client, HTML editor, IRC client, and even the kitchen sink (no, seriously, as a joke some of the builds had animations of a kitchen sink!).
However, many, including me, prefer using some new "lite" components. They are still derived from the Mozilla source, and are supposed to just replace Mozilla altogether, but they come as separate programs. Try Mozilla Firefox (formerly Mozilla Firebird... formerly Mozilla Phoenix) as a web browser. Try Mozilla Thunderbird as an e-mail/news client.
I am using it now. thanks. i'll give this a try for a few weeks. it's as easy and outlook express. i'll give it a full workout and see if i like it. thanks everyone. "Mark Allen Adams, Jr." wrote in message news:PFIgc.8475$[email]...
Somebody claiming to be "Chainsaw Charlie" wrote in news:40832406$0$16474$[email]:
Ask on news.software.readers, and search newsreaders.com
I use the Hamster proxy server, which handles both POP3 and NNTP, and can test any newsreader I wish, although I still use an old version of Xnews as my newsreader.