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["Frye, Matthew" <Matthew.Frye AT rexhealth.com>]

>One thing you can do is check all of your e-mail accounts from the same
>mailer.  Some examples that would work are kmail, evolution and
>mozilla/thunderbird can.  There are a number of programs for OS X and
>Windows that do this as well.

>I use evolution and find it very convenient to check three different
>e-mail accounts at once.  When you compose a message, evolution puts a
>drop-down box in the "From" section of your e-mail to make it easy to
>switch between the various accounts.  It does a good job of detecting
>which account you are writing from automatically, and it also keeps
>properties like .sig files and server settings distinct between the
>accounts.

I would use evolution if I could, since I do all of my actual work on a
Linux workstation, but we are "forced" to use another client by our
environment.  Even if I were permitted to use Evolution, our firewall blocks
pop, smtp, and imap from outside the local network (again, out of my
control), so it wouldn't do me much good.  

MPF

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