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Windows 7: email program that uses least pc resources

01 Dec 2011  
koolkat77

Windows 7 Home Edition 64 Bit
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email program that uses least pc resources

been using outlook since i started working. for a while i tried windows live mail but didn't like it so moved back to outlook. now the thing is i'm concerned about the ram hog and want to know which email program to use? for a pop3 account. ps. the computers @ my work place are unstable, everyday a new problem appears & sometimes me & my brother are unable to fix it never know when they will die for permanent and taking backup of each is a pain in the @$$. and the pc i use here got only 1 gb ram (not enough). i backed up all the PST. and moved to Hotmail pop.one thing i hate about web based email is that the fonts are always messed up - and are viewed different on the other persons computer (tried gmail pop too-same issue with the fonts.)any suggestions appreciated. thanks

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01 Dec 2011  
Roderunner

Win7 H.Prem. 32bit+SP1
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Try Thunderbird Portable.
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01 Dec 2011  
Corazon

Windows 7 Professional SP1 32-bit
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01 Dec 2011  
stve

Windows 7 64 bit
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If you already use the Opera Browser it has email included so zero extra resources.
If you don't use it Opera is only a 10 MB download.
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