Re: Web browser email versus client email

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Rob

I have Cox as my ISP and I receive 7 "free email" accounts. Cox provides many services to reduce spam and virus. I would check out your ISP first, they should offer a variety of services to hepl you out

Dave Willenborg
FNTS 
Omaha NE
---- rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote: 
> My wife wants to set up a different email account for her laptop than our 
> desktop.  I am wavering between using one of the freebie web based email 
> accounts:  Hotmail, Yahoo mail, Google mail; and between something that 
> supports using the mail client that came with Vista.  She likes being able 
> to do the Send/Receive and work offline although, with wireless in the 
> home I don't know how often that will be necessary.  She's going back to 
> college starting today, and, may take the laptop to some scrapbooking 
> events.
>
> I am assuming that the web based ones probably don't have the ability to 
> interface with that mail client because then it would be hard to subsidize 
> the free part, eh?  Am I wrong?  If so, how do I set it up?
>
> I am checking with our ISP to see how much it would cost, if anything, to 
> add an additional email account.
>
> Any pro's/con's I should be concerned with regarding either client?
>
> Rob Berendt
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