OE Quotefix - is there something better?

[Frank W.]

I'm trying OE Quotefix and it seems to be a good step in the right
direction. Has anyone found anything they liked better?

 

[David H. Lipman]

From: "Frank W." <[email protected]>

| I'm trying OE Quotefix and it seems to be a good step in the right
| direction. Has anyone found anything they liked better?
|

Yes...

FidoLook -- http://www.fidolook.org/

It picks up where OE-Quotefix (OEQF) falls off. It does everything OEQF does and way more.

 

[Frank W.]

I'm trying OE Quotefix and it seems to be a good step in the right

Yes...
FidoLook -- http://www.fidolook.org/
It picks up where OE-Quotefix (OEQF) falls off. It does everything
OEQF does and way more.

Does it work with Eudora?

 

[Mark R. Blain]

Does it work with Eudora?

Visit the webpage for your answer.

 

[David H. Lipman]

|
| Does it work with Eudora?
|

No, it is designed for OE. Your launch FidoLook and it in turn launches OE.

 

[Frank W.]

FidoLook -- http://www.fidolook.org/

Visit the webpage for your answer.

It looked like it doesn't. Has anyone got it to work with an email
program other than Outlook Express or Outlook or a newsreader other than
Outlook Express?

 

[Frank W.]

I'm trying OE Quotefix and it seems to be a good step in the right

No, it is designed for OE. Your launch FidoLook and it in turn
launches OE.

Sorry about the last post - didn't see this one. I tried FidoLook and
in my reply it stripped all the previous threads away. I must have made
a mistake in the options.

 

[David H. Lipman]

|
| Sorry about the last post - didn't see this one. I tried FidoLook and
| in my reply it stripped all the previous threads away. I must have made
| a mistake in the options.
|

Yep, it is very vetrsitile and there are many variables to set.