CompuServe Thread

Amiga Point Software

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#133167From: Tom JonesFeb 22, 1994 1:12 AM
Or Trapdoor1.83 and April1.0, or substitute the FREE Jammail for TD. Tom Oklahoma City, OK, US of A { jonest@hfsi.com }
#133576From: Ernest OtteFeb 24, 1994 12:12 PM
April 1.0 is too buggy !!! Yesterday I tried Jammail. I didn't like it. Trapdoor is the best.
#133594From: Tom JonesFeb 24, 1994 3:16 PM
Hi Ernest >>April 1.0 is too buggy !!! I have to honestly disagree, I'm sorry. I have used April1.0 since it was released and it is not buggy. Try increasing the size of the stack, that seems to be the only problem people are having with it. Once I set the stack to 10,000 all the problems vanished. It is also economical at $10. >>Yesterday I tried Jammail. Trapdoor is the best. Yes, I agree with that comparison and I use Trapdoor myself. But it costs $40 to $50 while Jammail and the other Shelter stuff is essentially free. That is very appealing to many points. But choice of mailers and readers is always very subjective. Tom
#133879From: Ernest OtteFeb 26, 1994 9:52 AM
Tom, I know a few people who are using April1.0+ (registered version). One problem which occured was for example : sending 1 message which then appears 3 or more times in the message area. I was recommended Point Manager and Trapdoor when I entered the world of offline mail reading. This combination never let me down. So I stick with it. OK, there is a high shareware fee compared with April & Jammail. Tried also Spot 1.2d, from what I've seen of it, that's also a great program. This program is also worth it's fee. — Ernest Otte
#134254From: Tom JonesFeb 27, 1994 10:41 PM
just to keep the record straight, April 1.0 does not duplicate messages in the echoes, I have no such problem. That is symptomatic of fidonet mail handling problems like loops in the network. But, like I said, choice of mailreaders and texteditors is a very personal matter, some like one and some like another. I am glad to see someone else who appreciates the advantage of offline mailreaders in general, I think it is a great idea.