[Coco] Re: Where's everybody goin'?

[Dave Kelly]

KnudsenMJ at aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 3/17/04 1:27:30 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
> alxevans at concentric.net writes:
> 
> 
>>There are a handful of threading mail clients.  The first one that 
>> comes to mind is YAM, but I would bet it won't run on your hardware.  
>> IIRC both pine and elm support a threading mode.
> 
> 
> ISTR that when I first set up AOL 4.0, it had an option for filing received 
> email in threads.  I didn't choose that, and don't see that option nowadays 
> (maybe have to be online to look for it).  Often now I do wish I had it -- I 
> sometimes manually sort out saved email into self-created folders, thus emulating 
> threading.
> 
> But I did choose threading for its NetNews reader, and that works fine.
> 
> The only disadvantage of threading is that if someone replies to a thread 
> some days after it's died out, that new mail or article will be filed way up on 
> your screen where you might never notice it.  --Mike K.
> 
I'm on a Windows ME machine.
I am using Mozilla Thunderbird.
 From one of the tool bar options I have 16 ways of sorting my messages.

Mozilla Thunderbird is also available for linux and the mac.