Suggestions for e-mail software? (Clie PEG-TH55)

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Version 1.92 of Snapper mail doesn't have your problems on my TRGpro and
it has excellent if not hard to understand control of deleting email on
the server. I can't imagine why the beta would have trouble with existing
features. I'm waiting for the completion of beta when I will purchase an
upgrade to version 2.

On Sun, 25 Jul 2004 22:41:33 -0500, Peter Davis <peter_davis@comcast.net>
wrote:

>
> Any suggestions for e-mail software for the Clie PEG-TH55? I've tried
> several, and found various problems with all. Eudora Internet Suite
> (EIS)
> seems very buggy on this Clie. The scroll bars don't work in the message
> list view, the message list doesn't display after doing a fetch, etc.
> I've
> also tried SnapperMail, which works ok for IMAP4, but I can't seem to
> read
> any POP3 servers (with the V2 beta). The built-in mail program is ok,
> but
> it doesn't seem to give me any way to delete messages from the server.
> Ideally, I would like something that can skip messages on the POP3 server
> that have already been read by another e-mail client, even if those
> messages are still on the server.
>
> Thanks very much!
>
> -pd



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In article <Xns9531F1040D71Apeterdavismediaonene@216.196.97.136>, Peter
Davis <peter_davis@comcast.net> wrote:

> Any suggestions for e-mail software for the Clie PEG-TH55?

Mark/Space Mail at http://www.markspace.com/mail.html

Supports attachments, small fonts, periodic (automatic) mail checking,
etc.

Brian

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Brian Hall <brian_hall@markspace.delete.com> wrote in message news:<260720041121037792%brian_hall@markspace.delete.com>...
> In article <Xns9531F1040D71Apeterdavismediaonene@216.196.97.136>, Peter
> Davis <peter_davis@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> > Any suggestions for e-mail software for the Clie PEG-TH55?
>
> Mark/Space Mail at http://www.markspace.com/mail.html
>
> Supports attachments, small fonts, periodic (automatic) mail checking,
> etc.

Thanks! I will check this out.

-pd

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I havn't tried the Snappermail V2 beta but, I can say that Snapper is
hands down the best POP3 Palm package I have used and I've been doing POP
mail on my Palm for many years.

On 2 Aug 2004 07:41:48 -0700, Max <mksql@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I have had no problems at all using POP3 on the v2 beta of
> SnapperMail. So far, it has been preferable to the supplied VersaMail
> on my TC.



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mksql@yahoo.com (Max) wrote in news:c90c3203.0408020641.65cad85
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> I have had no problems at all using POP3 on the v2 beta of
> SnapperMail. So far, it has been preferable to the supplied VersaMail
> on my TC.

Yeah, it turned out the POP problem I was having was my fault. I got that
working.

That said, I'm pretty impressed with Mark/Space Mail, and would probably go
with that. I don't really need the IMAP feature of SnapperMail, and
Mark/Space mail seems to give a very high degree of control over deleting
messages locally vs. deleting from the server, etc.

I haven't tried VersaMail, so perhaps I should give that one a test ride.

Thanks,

-pd

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"Peter Davis" <pfd@pfdstudio.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks. I was looking for the ability to delete individual messages,
> while leaving most on the server.

Download your messages, and delete the ones you want deleted, then repoll
your server by checking for mail again. Your email application will tell
the server to delete any emails you deleted on your local mail client.

Jim

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"Jim MacKenzie" <jim@dusykbarlow.sk.ca> wrote in news:412a2f0c$1
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>
> "Peter Davis" <pfd@pfdstudio.com> wrote in message
> news:18403985.0407301011.4b9052f5@posting.google.com...
>> Thanks. I was looking for the ability to delete individual messages,
>> while leaving most on the server.
>
> Download your messages, and delete the ones you want deleted, then repoll
> your server by checking for mail again. Your email application will tell
> the server to delete any emails you deleted on your local mail client.

Depends on the mail client. Clie Mail doesn't seem to to delete on server.
If I delete it locally, it's still on the POP server. Eudora (EIS) does
delete on server, but it's broken in many other ways. Mark/Space Mail
seems to have the best control, giving you a choice of local/server/both
for deletions. However, I've been getting divide by 0 errors with that
lately when I try to fetch.

If I can get my personal mail onto an IMAP server, as my work mail is, I'll
go back to SnapperMail, which seems to work very well for that.

Thanks,

-pd

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"Peter Davis" <peter_davis@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:Xns9552ED65E6E8Fpeterdavismediaonene@216.196.97.136...
> If I can get my personal mail onto an IMAP server, as my work mail is,
I'll
> go back to SnapperMail, which seems to work very well for that.

OneTouch supports deletion on repoll. That's another option.

I've been using PaPiMail though. It supports both POP and IMAP and only
costs $10 US to register. I have an IMAP server at home for my personal
email, running on an obsolete PC running Linux.

Jim