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  1. Robbie34
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    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit on both PCs
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    ignatzatsonic said:
    Not sure if you mean 2 email addresses with a single ISP or email accounts with 2 different ISPs.

    I have no trouble with Thunderbird and 2 email addresses (2 accounts) with a single ISP.
    My ISP allows a number of aliases. I have one reserved for forums etc. so if it gets spammed I just change it. I have another for friends and one specifically for banking and online purchases. Thunderbird will not allow me to set these up as the account name is identical for all aliases. Is there any way to overcome this? No problem with Wiondows Mail.
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  3. lilleyen
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    Win 7 Home Premium 32 bit
       New #32

    Keep trying other clients.
    Always go back to TBird
    Can't find anything better, and it's free
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