[Elecraft] Any way to block the spammers who discovered Nabble recently?

[Don Allen]

Yes, Mozilla officially no longer supports Thunderbird, but there are 
still occasional updates, strange as it may seem.  Current version is 
17.0.7.  It's an excellent mail client, and has a plug-in calendar and 
scheduler. My preferred mail client prior to switching to Thunderbird 
was Eudora... Qualcomm long ago stopped supporting it, but it's still 
used by a number of power users.  Although Outlook is firmly entrenched 
in industry and academia, I personally dislike the program, and refuse 
to use it.

Sri for the reply to the OT thread...

Don W9CW


On 7/10/2013 11:04 AM, Richard Fjeld wrote:
> Peter wrote: "Don W3FPR has given a good explanation on using Mozilla Thunderbird and
> I second that."
>
> This is timely for me.  I have been looking for a decent email client to use on my Windows7 computer.  I find Windows Live Mail hard to work with.  I like Outlook Express because it is fast and efficient to use.  However, it is history.  (I have tons of stuff saved that I don't want to lose.)  I understand Outlook only comes on Pro versions.  I don't know if it will get phased out.
>
> I have read that Mozilla is no longer supporting Thunderbird.  I hate to bring this OT, but a problem is upon us.  I have done some reading, and find nothing strong.
>
> Dick, n0ce
>