My wife's Powerbook runs Mac OS 9.2. She's fed up with Eudora, so I
figure it's time to install Thunderbird or Netscape for mail, since
that's what I like. OK, so OS 9.x is too old for Mozilla to write a
version of Thunderbird for it. The latest version of the Netscape
software is 7.0. It's rife with bugs! The browser does nothing but
freeze up. I have to force quit many times.
Is there an update or a tip?
I'm willing to try another mailer. It has to speak both POP and IMAP.
Thanks.
My email is easy to figure out by doing the obvious thing.
Tom Reingold
Noo Joizy
> My wife's Powerbook runs Mac OS 9.2. She's fed up with Eudora, so I
> figure it's time to install Thunderbird or Netscape for mail, since
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> I'm willing to try another mailer. It has to speak both POP and IMAP.
Version 1.2.1, the last official one for OS 9, has a mail component. So
does the WaMcom version, a/k/a ver. 1.3.

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Tom Reingold - 16 Jul 2004 17:34 GMT
>>My wife's Powerbook runs Mac OS 9.2. She's fed up with Eudora, so I
>>figure it's time to install Thunderbird or Netscape for mail, since
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> Version 1.2.1, the last official one for OS 9, has a mail component. So
> does the WaMcom version, a/k/a ver. 1.3.
Holy cow! That's much better! Thanks.
It was hard to find it on the Mozilla site, but I managed.
Thanks again!
Tom Reingold
Noo Joizy
> My wife's Powerbook runs Mac OS 9.2. She's fed up with Eudora, so I
> figure it's time to install Thunderbird or Netscape for mail, since
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> Tom Reingold
> Noo Joizy
Thats strange. I have been using netscape 7.03 on os 9.1 for a while now
and have only had three or four crashes. Have you made sure you have enough
memory allocated to it. I noticed that since netscape went to the
everything in
one package programming that it is a memory hog. Along with that make sure
you have a large cache file. I am using 50 mb for the cache.