What PPC e-mail software do you use?

[Falstaff]

I am using the default e-mail app (but it feels kind of limited), and I wonder which (if any) third party apps the people in this forum use, and why. Thanks.

[dmacburry2003]

I use the default app too, but it would be nice if it had support for HTML and pictures.

I also check e-mail via Internet Explorer (hotmail).

[dean_shan]

I use default. Works fine for me.

[JustMe]

I use nPOPw and love it.

JM

[JustinGTP]

I use good ole' MS default.

And Hotmail on PIE.

-Justin.

[tanalasta]

I have no problem with MS default. Not being able to read HTML emails are moderately annoying but i check my email just as often on my desktop.

I hear WebIS's email program is quite good but so far have yet to find the justification to pay money to use another email client. 8)

[CTSLICK]

I use nPOPw...I never found a way to provide seperate passwords for POP and SMTP servers in the standard email app. It works alright but I am really waiting for @mail from WebIS to hit the next version. I plan to give it a trial as its supposed to be a great app.

[Paul Martin]

I use the built-in Inbox to sync with my e-mail. If I'm checking it from my PPC with a modem, I prefer nPOPw. I had problems deleting e-mail from my server with just Inbox. I've thought about moving to @mail, but just haven't taken the plunge.

[ignar]

I'm using default one as well. IMAP works pretty well with it. When I need to check emails quickly, I use nPop because it can check a few accounts at once.

[dh]

I use WebIS Mail. (@mail) Syncs great with my work email (via ActiveStink) and my own email (via WiFi).
I'm still using PPC2002, I understand that the program does not work with WM2003 yet and that there will be a free upgrade for registered users when the new version is ready.

[dac035]

Using the standard. I used @mail with my older PPC. The program is not support w\WM2003.