Hi,
Eudora is my program of choice hands down!


At 04:57 PM 11/25/2003, Terri Hedgpeth wrote:
>Bill, I vote for Outlook. Udora use to be the most popular, but that has =
>been changeing over the last 2 years.
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>Arizona State University
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>Can I get a quick poll of opinions of the most friendly email clients to
>use with JAWS.  Personally, I love Eudora, and have heard it is the
>preferred program.  I have to make some buying decisions though for my
>network which has a number of blind users.  My options are:
>Eudora
>Outlook, Office XP
>Outlook Express
>Netscape Communicator
>
>Your input would be greatly appreciated.
>Bill Pasco
>Sun Sounds of Arizona
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