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Requested email feedback
26-10-2010 7:34 PM
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Each time I log in there is a request to give feedback on the Squirrel email system. So far I have not bothered but now I am becoming quite fed up with the basic nature of the Squirrel product. It is almost archaic in that it allows no short cuts or prompts or any features one expects having used something like Outlook. I do not want to use Outlook as when I tried it mixed up my private and business emails. Is there another roduct that has more features?
Regards
Roger
Regards
Roger
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Re: Requested email feedback
27-10-2010 9:49 AM
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Thanks very much for your feedback,
Webmail clients like will never offer equivalent features to a software client such as Outlook, however we are aware that some improvements can indeed be made and we're looking at some alternate options at the moment.
One thing you may wish to consider is that Outlook allows you to set up message rules so that e-mails containing specific information in the body, subject line or addressed specifically can be re-routed to different folders in your inbox. It is more in relation to spam but this help page shows you how to do it:
http://www.plus.net/support/security/spam/outlook_spam.shtml
Adam
Webmail clients like will never offer equivalent features to a software client such as Outlook, however we are aware that some improvements can indeed be made and we're looking at some alternate options at the moment.
Quote I do not want to use Outlook as when I tried it mixed up my private and business emails. Is there another roduct that has more features?
One thing you may wish to consider is that Outlook allows you to set up message rules so that e-mails containing specific information in the body, subject line or addressed specifically can be re-routed to different folders in your inbox. It is more in relation to spam but this help page shows you how to do it:
http://www.plus.net/support/security/spam/outlook_spam.shtml
Adam
Re: Requested email feedback
27-10-2010 2:38 PM
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Quote from: plastowr I do not want to use Outlook as when I tried it mixed up my private and business emails. Is there another roduct that has more features?
Thunderbird lets you have a separate inbox/folder hierarchy for each email account you have.
Bob Pullen
Plusnet Product Team
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Re: Requested email feedback
29-10-2010 3:28 PM
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Have you considered RoundCube? It's another FOSS, LAMP, mature webmail client, but is far, far more advanced than SquirrelMail
Re: Requested email feedback
29-10-2010 3:53 PM
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Plusnet have trialled roundcube and there are some people using it still. However it's still in beta and I can't see Plusnet putting beta software on to a live platform.
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Re: Requested email feedback
29-10-2010 4:04 PM
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RoundCube isn't in beta, it's at version 0.4.2 stable, with the 0.5 and 0.6 branches being worked on right now...
It's production-ready and stable, and actively maintained... I don't really see the problem
It's production-ready and stable, and actively maintained... I don't really see the problem
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