Re: [orca-list] Evolution mail to access mail
- From: hackingKK <hackingkk gmail com>
- To: leena chourey <leenagour gmail com>
- Cc: orca-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [orca-list] Evolution mail to access mail
- Date: Thu, 18 Feb 2010 15:31:30 +0530
On Thursday 18 February 2010 02:54 PM, leena chourey wrote:
Hello List
I am trying to work with browser and mail access using ORCA.
As I have tried to use Orca with various mail engines like gmail,
yahoo, rediffmail and observed that its not working properly with
these, may be the structure/interface is different for each.
Yes, different interfaces have different problems. For gmail, it is
recommended that you use basic htmo. Yahoo seemed to be very accessible
specially after I started to use the headings list and linked list
extentions.
But using a mail client is the best approach.
Then I have shifted to Evolution mail for accessing mail with
different mail engine, because it give a common interface to use.
Here it is to be confirm is this observation and approach is correct?
Or am I going in wrong direction with wrong reason.
I think you must use thunderbird, firstly it has the same level of
accessibility like firefox provides because it uses zul engine for both
these applications.
And I was also an evolution user but shifted to thunderbird version 3
and I am totally satisfied with it.
I am impressed with its small foot print compared to heavy memory
consumtion of evolution. Further more it is really smooth and responds
very well with orca.
The only thing I find difficult with thunderbird is that it does not
help to read mails in a thread if I don't concentrate.
For example I am writing a reply to your mail and so your message should
have > sign prepended to every line.
But thunderbird is not letting that happen. May be it is some thing to
do with orca or thunderbird I don't know but I did not get any solution
even after asking again and again.
But it is not such a major problem and can't be considred to be a
show-stopper bug.
Happy hacking.
Krishnakant.
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