Portable "Outlook Express" for USB Flash Drive
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Portable "Outlook Express" for USB Flash Drive
Can anyone recommend a freeware download to enable me to use my "Outlook Express" set-up on a USB flash drive?
I understand such programs allow usage completely independent of the host computer it is plugged into, both in terms of activity history and - presumably - conecting direct to your personal incoming POP3/outgoing SMTP servers (?).
Thanks in anticipation.
I understand such programs allow usage completely independent of the host computer it is plugged into, both in terms of activity history and - presumably - conecting direct to your personal incoming POP3/outgoing SMTP servers (?).
Thanks in anticipation.
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Hi. I bought a flash drive a while ago and on the cd is a couple of free programmes, one being the equivalent of OE. PM or email me your addy and a copy of the (freeware) disc will be on its way to you.
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Portable/Pocket Thunderbird
Thunderbird (from the Firefox stable) is an excellent emial client.
John Haller has developed a customised version for flashdrives.
http://johnhaller.com/jh/mozilla/portable_thunderbird/
John Haller has developed a customised version for flashdrives.
http://johnhaller.com/jh/mozilla/portable_thunderbird/
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I have just uploaded it here. Click here. and the manual should be HERE..............
Let us know if they work.
Let us know if they work.
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Just downloaded and setup, on my USB flash drive, some accounts on the portable Thunderbird suggested by Mac the Knife above. Must say it works a treat, something I hadn't thought of before. Thanks Mac
Another way round it is to use mail2web here. A useful website that does the same job but it is not as user friendly as a flash drive.
Oggin
Another way round it is to use mail2web here. A useful website that does the same job but it is not as user friendly as a flash drive.
Oggin
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BRL.....
Thanks for all your efforts; just downloaed your link, but unfortunately the program is only designed to work on certain types/make of flash drive. ...Mine's not one of them! ...They are listed as you try to install, so may be useful to someone.
Thanks again.
Thanks for all your efforts; just downloaed your link, but unfortunately the program is only designed to work on certain types/make of flash drive. ...Mine's not one of them! ...They are listed as you try to install, so may be useful to someone.
Thanks again.
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Mac the Knife.....
Just tried that link; thanks. ...A very nice little program and it actually works on my flash drive, unlike a number of alternative options I've tried.
Just tried that link; thanks. ...A very nice little program and it actually works on my flash drive, unlike a number of alternative options I've tried.