From: Some@Guy.com   
      
   elaich wrote:   
      
   > > I've been using (and still use) Netscape Communicator 4.79   
   > > for e-mail and usenet.  If there's a better e-mail and usenet   
   > > client, please tell me.   
   >   
   > Seamonkey (...) would be better, if only because of the hundreds   
   > of security holes that have been plugged since the version you   
   > are using. If you're not using it for Web browsing, that's   
   > probably not a concern.   
      
   I said that I use Netscape ->COMMUNICATOR<- for e-mail and usenet.   
      
   It seems to be that Communicator and Navigator are two completely   
   different animals.   
      
   So again I ask -> if there's a better e-mail and usenet client than   
   Netscape Communicator 4.79, please tell me.   
      
   I don't use Netscape Navigator 4.79 (haven't used it for about 5 or   
   more years) because it just plain doesn't work properly for most web   
   sites.   
      
   > If you're not using it for Web browsing, that's probably not   
   > a concern.   
      
   Just out of curiosity, are there any known vulnerabilities for   
   Communicator 4.79?   
      
   > Personally, I prefer using a dedicated app that is designed   
   > specifically for the purpose intended, rather than something   
   > that tries to do many things, and none of them all that well.   
      
   Are you saying that Communicator is not an app specifically designed   
   for one purpose - that being for e-mail and usenet messaging?   
      
   > I never cared for Netscape's Usenet interface, and that remains   
   > true to this day. Seamonkey has the same interface.   
      
   I find Navigator 4.79's interface to be very fast and efficient.   
      
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