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[callthatgirl]

It's good to get many points of view on programs.

 

[frase]

I use it for clients whom don't really need outlook. Has everything needed that Outlook has. I Install LibreOffice on some clients systems as well. More elderly clients as they are going through enough as it is. I don't make much just the usual onsite fee, but in these times ones gotta do what ones gotta do.

 

[britechguy]

And I can say the folks at eM Client testing take input from those who are using the beta and reporting things very seriously.

This client has a lot of potential for low-vision and blind clients if they can iron out the accessibility issues that still exist, and I've had several of the folks I know identifying those for them as they play with the beta. There's usually a response within a couple of hours to a day or two, at most, and each iteration of the beta has been addressing most of the issues identified.

It's been a refreshing experience, and one I've never experienced before.

 

[Sky-Knight]

@britechguy, I get that from Untangle on a regular basis. At least when I'm involved in the betas.

 

[DRPCNZ]

It's interesting to me that in all my years in this business I never heard of Incredimail until the recent discussions here. I have never had a single client that used it. Perhaps I should count my blessings!

You really have not lived until you have had to try and support Incredimail. Woman had to run it on business PC's (small 5-6 seats)as it had pretty pictures. It was actually a fate worse than having to ring a telco/ISP support line.

 

[River Valley Computer]

^^^

AMEN - had 2 clients (fellow church members) that used Incredimail. Almost makes you want to become a garbage collector.