Vista WinMail alternative

> "sirwilliam" <sirwilliam@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:EF08FB74-43C3-4560-BD0B-30E01269C340@microsoft.com...

> > Have read the experts say OE is replaced by Windows mail and it is not
> > compatiable with most antivirus software.
> >
> > They advise turning off email scanning, saving all attachments to desktops
> > then run scan that way.
> >
> > Got to be a better way, or has MS gooffed again trying to exclude other
> > vendors from competing.
> >
> > Now my question is, Is there an alternative email program that will run on
> > Vista and be compatiable with most antivirus software, ie, like Norton and
> > McAfee?

>
> Why would anyone wish to use an antivirus product from a company
> which has repeated proved that it needs several tries before it can
> come out with a version that is fully compatible with the OS? Not to
> mention the inability to have its uninstall work properly half the time,
> to the point where they have to offer a special removal tool on their website?
> There are plenty of antivirus companies that get it right on the first try, so
> why not patronize them?
> --
> Gary VanderMolen
>
> Wide open statements..... How about a hint of what you think is some of them are
>

>
>
> "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
>

>> "sirwilliam" <sirwilliam@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:EF08FB74-43C3-4560-BD0B-30E01269C340@microsoft.com...

>> > Have read the experts say OE is replaced by Windows mail and it is not
>> > compatiable with most antivirus software.
>> >
>> > They advise turning off email scanning, saving all attachments to
>> > desktops
>> > then run scan that way.
>> >
>> > Got to be a better way, or has MS gooffed again trying to exclude other
>> > vendors from competing.
>> >
>> > Now my question is, Is there an alternative email program that will run
>> > on
>> > Vista and be compatiable with most antivirus software, ie, like Norton
>> > and
>> > McAfee?

>>
>> Why would anyone wish to use an antivirus product from a company
>> which has repeated proved that it needs several tries before it can
>> come out with a version that is fully compatible with the OS? Not to
>> mention the inability to have its uninstall work properly half the time,
>> to the point where they have to offer a special removal tool on their
>> website?
>> There are plenty of antivirus companies that get it right on the first
>> try, so
>> why not patronize them?
>> --
>> Gary VanderMolen
>>
>> Wide open statements..... How about a hint of what you think is some of
>> them are
>>

> "sirwilliam" <sirwilliam@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:EF08FB74-43C3-4560-BD0B-30E01269C340@microsoft.com...

> > Have read the experts say OE is replaced by Windows mail and it is not
> > compatiable with most antivirus software.
> >
> > They advise turning off email scanning, saving all attachments to desktops
> > then run scan that way.
> >
> > Got to be a better way, or has MS gooffed again trying to exclude other
> > vendors from competing.
> >
> > Now my question is, Is there an alternative email program that will run on
> > Vista and be compatiable with most antivirus software, ie, like Norton and
> > McAfee?

>
> Why would anyone wish to use an antivirus product from a company
> which has repeated proved that it needs several tries before it can
> come out with a version that is fully compatible with the OS? Not to
> mention the inability to have its uninstall work properly half the time,
> to the point where they have to offer a special removal tool on their website?
> There are plenty of antivirus companies that get it right on the first try, so
> why not patronize them?
> --
> Gary VanderMolen
>
>
>

> Talk bad about Norton and McAfee...why don't you just admit that Vista
> is
> full of bugs instead of always trying to point the finger at other
> software.
> I have noticed that is all you ever do. My God man are you so blind and
> loyal
> to Microsoft that you can't admit that it (Vista) is the thing that is
> not
> compatable with most everything there is!
> --
> Tim s.
>
>
> "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:

> Talk bad about Norton and McAfee...why don't you just admit that Vista is
> full of bugs instead of always trying to point the finger at other software.
> I have noticed that is all you ever do. My God man are you so blind and loyal
> to Microsoft that you can't admit that it (Vista) is the thing that is not
> compatable with most everything there is!
> --
> Tim s.
>
>
> "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
>

> > "sirwilliam" <sirwilliam@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:EF08FB74-43C3-4560-BD0B-30E01269C340@microsoft.com...

> > > Have read the experts say OE is replaced by Windows mail and it is not
> > > compatiable with most antivirus software.
> > >
> > > They advise turning off email scanning, saving all attachments to desktops
> > > then run scan that way.
> > >
> > > Got to be a better way, or has MS gooffed again trying to exclude other
> > > vendors from competing.
> > >
> > > Now my question is, Is there an alternative email program that will run on
> > > Vista and be compatiable with most antivirus software, ie, like Norton and
> > > McAfee?

> >
> > Why would anyone wish to use an antivirus product from a company
> > which has repeated proved that it needs several tries before it can
> > come out with a version that is fully compatible with the OS? Not to
> > mention the inability to have its uninstall work properly half the time,
> > to the point where they have to offer a special removal tool on their website?
> > There are plenty of antivirus companies that get it right on the first try, so
> > why not patronize them?
> > --
> > Gary VanderMolen
> >
> >
> >

> Why can't Microsoft come out with an OS that isn't so full of bugs that
> software that ran on XP will not run on Vista? Why have soo many people
> had
> problems with Vista whether it be an upgrade or a factory installed
> version.
> Xp was the same way when it first came out. Windows ME was a complete
> flop.
> Why should EVERY software company in business have tool retool there
> software
> just to run on the Golden god microsoft will work with the rest of the
> industry? You guys that just keep defending microsoft are way off and out
> of
> touch with reality.

> --
> Tim s.
>
>
> "Tim" wrote:
>

>> Talk bad about Norton and McAfee...why don't you just admit that Vista is
>> full of bugs instead of always trying to point the finger at other
>> software.
>> I have noticed that is all you ever do. My God man are you so blind and
>> loyal
>> to Microsoft that you can't admit that it (Vista) is the thing that is
>> not
>> compatable with most everything there is!
>> --
>> Tim s.
>>
>>
>> "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
>>

>> > "sirwilliam" <sirwilliam@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> > news:EF08FB74-43C3-4560-BD0B-30E01269C340@microsoft.com...
>> > > Have read the experts say OE is replaced by Windows mail and it is
>> > > not
>> > > compatiable with most antivirus software.
>> > >
>> > > They advise turning off email scanning, saving all attachments to
>> > > desktops
>> > > then run scan that way.
>> > >
>> > > Got to be a better way, or has MS gooffed again trying to exclude
>> > > other
>> > > vendors from competing.
>> > >
>> > > Now my question is, Is there an alternative email program that will
>> > > run on
>> > > Vista and be compatiable with most antivirus software, ie, like
>> > > Norton and
>> > > McAfee?
>> >
>> > Why would anyone wish to use an antivirus product from a company
>> > which has repeated proved that it needs several tries before it can
>> > come out with a version that is fully compatible with the OS? Not to
>> > mention the inability to have its uninstall work properly half the
>> > time,
>> > to the point where they have to offer a special removal tool on their
>> > website?
>> > There are plenty of antivirus companies that get it right on the first
>> > try, so
>> > why not patronize them?
>> > --
>> > Gary VanderMolen
>> >
>> >
>> >

> Have read the experts say OE is replaced by Windows mail and it is not
> compatiable with most antivirus software.
>
> They advise turning off email scanning, saving all attachments to desktops
> then run scan that way.
>
> Got to be a better way, or has MS gooffed again trying to exclude other
> vendors from competing.
>
> Now my question is, Is there an alternative email program that will run on
> Vista and be compatiable with most antivirus software, ie, like Norton and
> McAfee?