HTML links in emails

[lal2707]

Is there any email app which will allow you to have HTML format emails and be able to connect to the link URL as you can in Outlook etc?

Thanks

[n2ifp]

I couldn't do it in Clie Mail or Iambic Mail. Iambic mail strips out HTML.

[nx70]

The easy and free web-mail client Eudora will do the job and its free!!
You can choose from HTML-RichText or Plain-Text format.
If there is a link and you click it it will open the integrated browser and voilá. It syncs to Outlook as well and has the most powerful functions for free!!
I encountered often lock out problems using Clié Mail with my server. So I couldn't log in later when I checked my emails. With Eudora my Palm works stable and does a great job! Try it. Superb.

[lal2707]

nx70 - does it handle attachments as well? As I mentioned I use Datavix Mail to get over this problem as ClieMail cannot read the aword or Excel files etc

[lal2707]

Also what version of Eudora are you using?

[nx70]

Eudora in the latest version abailable: 2.1.
DataViz Mail can't handle mail attachments really. It needs to be converted on PC first. Eudora can't do this job, too. It isn't HirRes+ as well, but despite that it has powerful filters and is free.
I am on the search for a good one as well. In my eyes there isn't one yet available.
Snappermail i said to be good including Attachments. But as I use Docs2Go I don't care, for I would need QuickOffice for standard attachments(can read any Office doc right away). Also I have only a GPRS connection which would let me pay my whole worth for a little 300kb attachment.
And many other programs are nice to use, some HiRes+ as well, but have no desktop app- means you can not add the mail downloaded on the go to your desktop folder, which is crap. Eudora can. I was using it since I had my first Palm for it overcame the lenght restriction. Till now never had a trouble with it.

[lal2707]

nx70

Thanks for the reply - you are right that there is not one 'killer' email app yet. Dataviz Mail works with attachments as you say if you go via Docs to Go. ClieMail is good in that you can pick up emails on the 'go' away from youjr desktop but cannot handle attachments. Neither of these can handle HTML links in emails

I will try Eudora and perhaps its just a case of using diffferent email clients for different bits.

I am going to test Inbox to Go to see what that offers

Cheers