hansschmucker
01-16-2003, 06:47 PM
When I got my NX about the first thing I tried to do was syncing my EMail account (Yahoomail, POP accesed via YahooPOPs!, Saved to Disk in a Mail folder shared between Netscape 4.7 and Mozilla 1.2, which is about the same as Netscape 6 and 7) to Clié Mail. However The Clié Mail Conduit has no import settings for Netscape based E-Mail clients.
So I looked around and tried IAmbic and a few other mail applications, but without any success so far. What surprises me is the fact that my old 105 could sync to Netscape, but my NX can't.
Anyway, somebody knows an E-Mail client for PalmOS which supports Netscape? Any Help would really be appreciated.
P.S. Using IE6/Outlook(Express) is NOT an option because:
a)I've got about 1200 Mails save in Mozillamail, which I couldn't possibly export Outlook.
b) I don't want to use IE/OL(E) because it
1. Is slow as hell
2. Has more security holes then a swiss chese (VBscript and ActiveX, do I have to comment on this?)
3. Supports the M$ monopoly
4. Has %§&$%&§ customer support (I once had a customer who used IE and found a security hole. It took M$ 7 months to fix it)
5. Can't block adverts the way Mozilla can (because it's natively built into the JS interpreter)
6. BECAUSE I DO NOT WANT TO
So I looked around and tried IAmbic and a few other mail applications, but without any success so far. What surprises me is the fact that my old 105 could sync to Netscape, but my NX can't.
Anyway, somebody knows an E-Mail client for PalmOS which supports Netscape? Any Help would really be appreciated.
P.S. Using IE6/Outlook(Express) is NOT an option because:
a)I've got about 1200 Mails save in Mozillamail, which I couldn't possibly export Outlook.
b) I don't want to use IE/OL(E) because it
1. Is slow as hell
2. Has more security holes then a swiss chese (VBscript and ActiveX, do I have to comment on this?)
3. Supports the M$ monopoly
4. Has %§&$%&§ customer support (I once had a customer who used IE and found a security hole. It took M$ 7 months to fix it)
5. Can't block adverts the way Mozilla can (because it's natively built into the JS interpreter)
6. BECAUSE I DO NOT WANT TO