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Outlook Express will be improved?

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On August 15, 2003, 3:27 PM

Microsoft has now said it is not planning to stop development on the world's most popular email client, Outlook Express, after all.

Product manager Dan Leach told the press earlier this week that no new work was being done on the product, and all efforts were going to be concentrated on MSN and Hotmail.

Leach now claims that Microsoft had already changed its plans for Outlook Express before his comments were published, but the changes had not been communicated to him.

Source: [URL=http://www.internet-magazine.com/news/view.asp?id=3636]Internet Magazine[/URL].

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  1. For some reason this doesn't surprise me. M$ never knows what they want to do, and they usually do it half @$$ anyway.
  2. well I checked out the link you posted I havent yet taken the plunge and tried out thunderbiird client but I did try out mozilla firebird browser and really like it. very nice fast customizable browser.

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