#Sonic webmail squirrelmail install
Your comment doesn't mean that the native client can accept mail from two different sources.or does it? I suppose what I could do is install a Yahoo Mail app (as I have with the Gmail app for that account) and configure the native client to the Sonic email. I don't use the Touch native mail client for the Sonic mail account because I use it for my Yahoo email account. Knowledge Base Forums Setup Guides & Product Info Sonic Speed Test Message Of. I'm glad you're going to work on that and I look forward to trying it once improved. I was quite frustrated with my first attempt to use the beta version on an iPod Touch I couldn't see most of the message and couldn't scroll within the preview pane. That said, we are aware that the mobile version of safari has some issues and it is on the list of things to fix. Can I ask why you aren't using the native mail client on the iPad? It's easy to setup and provides you with a unified inbox that can be shared between our webmail, the ipad, and any other IMAP capable device. Starbird wrote: Unusable on my iPad since I can't adjust the view to the screen scrollbars are cut off. Reinhold Aman (whose last name keeps getting mangled by this Forum).
I'm asking for the nth and last time this question, which you personally can't answer, only your two bosses, polite Dane and cool Scott: Why, oh, why, can't offer these two webmail interfaces: (1) the simple, fantastic *SquirrelMail* and (2) that goofy, flawed, buggy, bloated *Wundermail*? Is keeping SquirrelMail such a big hassle for you? Does it cost you lots of money to maintain? Does it take much wo/man power to keep it going? *Please* keep SquirrelMail alive. Just clicking "Toggle All" and "Delete" and Bingo!, all the garbage is gone. No goofy control-clicking this and shift-clicking that, no pulling down menus, no clicking on arrows and buttons located all over the place. Many other customers and I want and need the text-only *SquirrelMail*, with which we can easily see and delete all unwanted messages.
As I stated from the beginning of this thread, I *can not* and will not use your new Wundermail (or shall we call it "Titanic-Mail"?). If SquirrelMail is killed, *that's* the place I need to go to delete all the junk waiting for me, so that my Netscape Inbox won't be filled every day with 40-60 spams and other trash.
#Sonic webmail squirrelmail how to
I asked how to access the "mail-spool" by which I mean that place (disk?) kept at HQ where all messages/mails are stored until they are downloaded by the users. I'm sorry you wasted so much of your valuable time trying to help by answering questions I didn't ask. Thulsa_doom (John Fitzgerald) aman wrote: "(9) Can some techie or other helpful soul explain to us lo-tech "regulars" in *non-geeky* language step-by-step how to access the "mail-spool" (or whatever it's called) to delete all the unwanted new messages, preferably in a "toggle-all" one-step and one-click method à la SquirrelMail?" John wrote: In the new webmail interface, with your inbox open, click the button labeled "Select" at the bottom of the message listing.
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