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#EM CLIENT REVIEW 2014 SOFTWARE#
#EM CLIENT REVIEW 2014 DOWNLOAD#

Upon installing the application I was asked to enter my account details. eM Client proved to be a near perfect replacement.

I knew that Outlook wasn’t suitable but didn’t know of an alternative.

Email client-I’ve enjoyed using Outlook because I like having everything in the same place: email, calendar, contacts and tasks. I’ve adapted my workflow around this set up.

(As it is I can configure Gmail to send as my own domain, I just haven’t done it yet.) So long as all mail sent that address was forwarded to me it didn’t really matter what email address I was sending from besides some people were emailing me there anyway. But the more I thought about it the more I realised that was just vanity.

Email address-I really wanted to keep my email address, and for email to send as that.

Cost-Though they do offer a terrific service, buying an Exchange account from Simply Mail Services was costing me about £70 per year.

Share-I needed a more robust way of sharing my calendar with (my wife) Jane, and she uses Gmail as her primary account, so it made sense to move.

This way I could keep everything in one place.

Simplify-I was using at least three email accounts, as well as trying to synchronise Outlook calendar and contacts with Google.

#EM CLIENT REVIEW 2014 SOFTWARE#

Follow meģ0 day song challenge 30dsc Agile Anstruther book Cellardyke Computer CSS design Edinburgh Family fertility Firefox friends games God Project Google guitar health humour metal Microsoft moving Music PC PDA pray productivity Psion Reuben review Selkirk software song St Andrews top tips trouble-shooting university updated usability video Web Windows WordPress YouTubeĪ few weeks ago I blogged about moving from Microsoft Outlook (and an Exchange account) to eM Client using Google’s productivity tools Gmail, Calendar and Contacts. These are my reflections on using eM Client for the last month or so, having been a faithful Outlook user for the last 14 years. Former web architect and agile project manager at the University of St Andrews and previously warden at Agnes Blackadder Hall. Scrum master at Safeguard Global latterly at Sky and Vision/Cegedim. I regularly review metal, hardcore, punk and rock reviews at 195 metal CDs. If you have any further feedback or if anything is unclear, please don't hesitate to message us at where we are happy to answer any question.I’m Gareth J M Saunders, 50 years old, 6′ 4″, father of 3 boys (including twins).Įnneagram type FOUR and introvert, I am a non-stipendiary priest in the Scottish Episcopal Church, I sing with the NYCGB alumni choir, play guitar, write, draw and laugh. As for moving items - you can create quick rules based on the sender and subject via right-click on the message and using the "Create rule from message" feature.

#EM CLIENT REVIEW 2014 DOWNLOAD#

If you dislike the available themes, there are also themes created by our users you can download () or you can create your own using the Theme editor. I am not sure what you mean by lassoing the emails, you can select numerous emails either by holding Shift (selecting messages in row) or Ctrl (then click any emails to select them at once) and then you can mass move/delete/copy the whole selection. So making that will also make the toolbars, menus and other GUI text bigger in eM Client. Hi Bob, thank you for your review! You can customize some of the text in Menu>Settings>Appearance, but the main elements are taken based on the font size setting in your system, in Display settings (Scale and layout > Change size of text, apps and other items). When an email is dragged into a folder for the first time, a dialog should give you check boxes for DO THIS ACTION: "this time only, "always", "this address only", and "entire domain". The only way I can be confident that it will work is to wait for an email to come. Though they can help your comfort a little, they don't change many of the things that need changing. It's like pulling teeth just to change font size, colors, or default folders.

The configuration menu text is too small, and the menus themselves are not intuitive. Emails can't be lassoed to mass delete or move them. The icons and menu fonts are far too small, and cannot be adjusted. The GUI is not flexible and adjustable enough. I like EM Client in general, but there are some very nagging little things about it that prevent me from giving it 5 stars.