From: Cap1MD@att.net   
      
   Jose wrote:   
   >> I would look at the feature list of Thunderbird, as its actively   
   >> maintained and upgraded, unlike Netscape Mail.   
   >   
   > I tried thunderbird, it has the same (undesired) behavior as Netscape -   
   > messages replied to from the local folders are not sent from the address   
   > the original was sent to.   
   >   
   > What is the advantage of Thunderbird?  (especially when Netscape   
   > supports certain AOL functions that Thunderbird does not appear to)?   
   >   
   > Jose   
      
   If there are AOL or Netscape proprietary features that you need, then   
   upgrading to a newer client will bbe a problem.   
      
   Note, NS7.2 is a dead end. It is most unlikely ever to be updated.   
   Right now Netscape pushes NS8, which is browser only. I don't know if   
   Netscape will ever release a new mail/news client.   
      
   Lee   
      
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