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Posts Tagged ‘signatures’
Thursday, January 22nd, 2009
 The iPhone is a great piece of technology, but like all technology it has it’s quirks, as well as some features that you should be aware of when using it to send and receive email. Based upon our experience using iPhones ourselves and in supporting our clients’ varied use of iPhones for connecting to LuxSci email services, we have the following nuggets for you.
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Tags: 3g, calendar, connect, contacts, easywriter, edge, email, email account, email services, hotspot, imap, imap folders, imap idle, imap push, iphone, mail, network, sent, settings, signatures, tips, tricks, unread, wifi
Posted in LuxSci Library: Email Programs and Devices, TechNotes
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Wednesday, December 10th, 2008
LuxSci supports a plethora of modern email programs like Microsoft Outlook and Eudora (our blog posting “Head To Head Battle of Email Clients” discuss several of these) and works with any email program and device that properly supports POP, IMAP, or SMTP. However, we do recommend Mozilla Thunderbird in the absence of any personal preferences or specific requirements for things that may only be supported in Outlook or other specific programs. LuxSci’s staff uses Thunderbird with IMAP (or WebMail) uniformly for all email sending and receiving. We discuss the reasons why in the “Battle” blog article. Here, we will give some configuration tips and tricks and recommended add-ons.
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Tags: caldav, configuration, enigmail, imap, imap keywords, iPod, mozilla, optimize, secure authentication, setup, signatures, ssl, tags, thunderbird, tls, webdav
Posted in LuxSci Library: Email Programs and Devices, TechNotes
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