I think both thunderbird and Windows Live are accessible. I'm using JFW 11
on Windows XP. Thunderbird is a bit different than Outlook Express, Outlook
and Windows Live Mail, so it'll take some getting used to if you're used to
those applications. It also has a few accessibility quirks. I find it works
better with IMAP though. I don't use windows Live Mail much, but when I doo,
I find it as accessible as Outlook Express or Outlook. Of course, it's a
slightly different product, so it and it's accessibility isn't identical to
those other applications.


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Subject: [VICUG-L] e-mail programs

Can anyone tell me how accessible Thunderbird and Windows Live are?  I
highly doubt that Eudora will work under Windows 7 so am just trying to
figure out which e-mail program would be best to go with.
Thanks in advance for any help in this regard.
Rachel


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