Hello, I have been using outlook express for a long time. And now I'm looking for a replacement in W7. Could anyone give advice which email client I should use? I would like one with the possibility to edit the source (html) of a message easily, which is not possible in outlook (office). And it should also have the possibility to add email account aliases, not possible with windows live mail. (email account aliases: 2 different email adresses with the same login and password, eg a@c.com and b@c.com and they both have the login ab with password ...)
I was planning on using that but windows live mail and thunderbird can't handle 2 email adresses aliases with the same login and password.
What do you mean? "aliases"? how about DOMAINS? are they the same? How do you log in and authenticate to your SMTP and POP3 severs? I assume it is not IMAP? I cannot get what you are saying
It just with SMTP & POP3 servers. I will try to explane it with an example. You have an email account with login: ellen en passwoord: ****. That email account has 2 email adresses connected with it: ellen1@ellen.com and ellen2@ellen.com. All the mail send to ellen1@ellen.com and ellen2@ellen.com is reveiced in 1 account (login: ellen en passwoord: ****). In thunderbird and windows live mail i can at the account: "ellen1@ellen.com, login: ellen en passwoord: **** ". But when I at ellen2@ellen.com, login: ellen en passwoord: **** ", they say account already exist, in outlook express I could do that.
..... If your logins are "ellen" and "ellen" then they are the same account since they are the same words. If your email account is "ellen1@ellen.com" and "ellen2@ellen.com" then logically, I would think your log in should be "ellen1" and "ellen2" respectively. If you can log in with "ellen", then I think the 'problem' is with your mailserver -- I'm guessing you have your own server that provides email? Most personal domain mailservers forward all email to the primary account until you have it set up properly. If this is the case, setting up the mail server properly would be the solution.
No, I don't have my own server. Way back when my parents got internet, the provider only aloud one mail account. But you could add 3 email adresses to that account. So all the email of the adresses is received in 1 account. In that time people had max 1 pc at home and most people didn't have email or internet. They have been using those adresses for more than 10 years, so they are reluctant to change or get a new one, which would be best.
In thunderbird you can have a global inbox (and other folders), it checks the mail from all accounts and you see it all from the global inbox.
For some reason, I find the fact that you use Incredimail completely unastonishing. It should be called Inyourfacemail.