Excellent email app

Pros: Been using it for two days now, and it's excellent. Let's you check your mail without actually going into a browser and singing into your account. email accounts are very easy to setup on it (of which you can store up to 16). Allows you to check all your accounts at once. Let's you compose as well as just receive. Supports a very wide variet of different email servers. Uses very little computer resources

Cons: NO complaints

Posted: 26-Mar-2006 09:22:30 PM

A pain in the..

Pros: Just as good as any other archiving programme as far as features and functionality are concerned.

Cons: Since i discovered the excellent FREE 7-Zip archiver, and my trial version of this programme ran out i decided to uninstall it. That was about a week ago, and this programme is still on my computer because i can't uninstall it. Everytime i try it gets right near to the end and tells me there are still some files in use so it can't go any further with it. I have tried everything i can think of and i still can't seem to be able to stop these '2' files it says are still in use from ruining the uninstall. Hopefully soon i'll be able to find out what to do so as this thing isn't cluttering up my system anymore.

Also, the interface looks too 'windows 98'

As i said above, i'd recommend 7-Zip. It's free, easy to use, looks nice. Doesn't do quite as much as WinAce, but does what you need.

Posted: 28-Mar-2006 03:30:15 AM

Excellent browser, but..

Pros: Probably the fastest browser i've ever used (Internet explorer, Firefox, Opera and Avant). The interface is very good. You can choose between tabbed and multi-window browsing. Uses same favorites folder as IE so no need to copy all your favorites into it. Offers alot of useful mouse gestures

Cons: I'm not sure at all about this. But I have had VERY little spyware on my computer for a long time now. Maybe a couple of tracking cookies would get found every 2 weeks or so, but nothing more. But after the first day of using this browser (using nothing else to surf the internet), i ran some spyware scans and it found Win32.trojan.dialler. On the other hand, i had downloaded a couple of freeware programmes that day for use with IE, namely: Toolbarcop (to manage toolbars with, BHOdemon (to manage your Browser Help Objects with), Advanced Window Care and TweakNow RegCleaner. This spyware could possibly have come from one of them. I'll look into it further. If this browser wasnt the cause of it, then i'd probably give it 5 out of 5

Posted: 22-Mar-2006 08:30:21 PM