sdcard_13

I was wondering what are the recommended clients to check and download POP3 mail on my Axim now. Is Flexmail still considered good?

Kenster

Flexmail has many adherents. I like QMail, which is freeware (Download - QMAIL3). And, there's also the built-in client (also free).

Zaniax

Have been using the built in client on three gmail accounts for years.
{ one private, one business, one for surfing }

Download the headlines only together with - say - 16kB and your emails will stay on the server.

Julie

Flexmail, Qmail & the built in messaging application will all let you download and retrieve email messages to the pocket pc. Flexmail & Qmail offer some additional options, which you may or may not want.

They are all pretty easy to set up, but I think Flexmail is the easiest. You could try them all out and see which one you like.

julie

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AKAJohnDoe

Flexmail 4.0 is coming soon, but will be a free upgrade for anyone who gets Flexmail 2007 now. Those of us who got Flexmail 2007 last year will be subject to an upgrade fee.

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