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Don Cohen
From a previous thread, I have a new Vista 64-bit Desktop, and an older XP
Home Laptop, and need to figure out a solution to maintain email and address
book in synch on both systems. Previously, my Desktop was XP Home, and I
used Outlook Express on both, doing a periodic copy of the .dbx and .wab
files to keep the Laptop updated. With the new Vista Desktop, that's no
longer an option.
One alternative is to switch to a new email client that is compatible with
both. Windows Live Mail has been suggested, but as I've researched this
topic, Mozilla Thunderbird also seems to deserve consideration.
I don't want to start a war here, as I imagine many people have strong
feelings, but is there any consensus on the relative strengths and
weaknesses of WLM vs Mozilla Thunderbird?
Home Laptop, and need to figure out a solution to maintain email and address
book in synch on both systems. Previously, my Desktop was XP Home, and I
used Outlook Express on both, doing a periodic copy of the .dbx and .wab
files to keep the Laptop updated. With the new Vista Desktop, that's no
longer an option.
One alternative is to switch to a new email client that is compatible with
both. Windows Live Mail has been suggested, but as I've researched this
topic, Mozilla Thunderbird also seems to deserve consideration.
I don't want to start a war here, as I imagine many people have strong
feelings, but is there any consensus on the relative strengths and
weaknesses of WLM vs Mozilla Thunderbird?