Email clients are specific programs that are designed to send, receive, organize, and store email messages. Computers normally come with a default email client pre-installed, such as Outlook or Outlook Express.
a computer application that allows you to send messages, receive messages, save messages, etc
a computer program A computer program is an example of
a computer program that is used to read and send email
a computer program used to read and send e-mail
a fairly simple program by itself, so Microsoft has bundled a range of other features into Outlook that are associated with daily individual organization
an email program such as Outlook Express, for sending, receiving and organizing your email messages
an email program that can be installed on your Desktop and which lets you exchange e-mails
a program like Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora, etc that allows you to send and receive email
a program on your computer which helps you send and receive email
a program that allows you to download mail from your mailbox on our server, and read it on your computer
a program that allows you to read and send email
a program that permits you to send and receive messages
a program that runs on your computer and retrieves your email for you
a program, which helps you better send, receive and manage your email messages
a program you use to check your email such as Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, etc
a program you use to download, read and write your email, which usually runs on your home or work computer
The program you use to work with your email. Also called the mail user agent.
Program you need to send and transfer electronic messages.
A program used to retrieve your email from the Internet and store it on your PC.
A software that you can use to send, receive and organise email.
An application program used to receive, store and send email.
Software used by an end-user to attach to a mail server.
The software that recipients use to read email. Some email clients have better support for HTML email than others.
The software recipients use to read email, such as Outlook Express or Lotus Notes.
This is the software that you use to get your mail from the post office (your pop3 server) ie. eudora or outlook express. Netscape and Internet Explorer browsers have built-in email client software (e.g. hotmail).
A program to send/receive emails from your POP3 email account. Typical programs for sending and recieving emails are Outlook Express and Eudora.
A software application used to compose, send, receive and view e-mails. Some common examples include Outlook, Outlook Express, and Eudora.
A program used by the user to read and send email messages. As opposed to the email server, which is used to transport email from one location to another.
A program used to send, retrieve, and read email. Examples are Outlook or Eudora.
this is the software that you send and receive your emails through - if you're a Microsoft user you'd most likely be using Outlook Express or Outlook.
An application from which users can create, send and read e-mail messages.
An email application such as Outlook or Eudora.
a program that allows you to interact with your email in a much friendlier manner (usually through a graphical user interface) than normally possible. Some well known clients are Eudora, Microsoft Outlook and Pegasus.
A program that can retrieve email from an email account, allowing a user to read, forward, delete, and reply to email messages.
A computer program used to read and send email. Popular email clients include Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora, Mozilla Thunderbird and Apple Mail.
The software, such as Microsoft Outlook Express, Netscape Messenger, or Eudora used to send and receive email messages on your computer.
What a person uses to view their email. Popular email clients include Microsoft Outlook, AOL mail reader, and Eudora. There are also popular web-based email clients including Hotmail and Yahoo. Often, HTML messages will display differently in different email clients. If a customer reports a message that has displayed improperly, one of the first questions to ask is what email client they were viewing the message in.
A software application that manages online communication by enabling users to send, receive, save and organize email. MS Outlook and Netscape Communicator are email clients.
A program used to read and send email messages. As opposed to the email server, which transports mail, an email client is what the user interacts with. Typical email clients are Outlook, Outlook Express, Netscape Mail, or Eudora.
An application used to send, receive and view e-mail. Some common examples include Outlook, Outlook Express, and Netscape Messenger. This is different from an e-mail server, such as mail.yahoo.com.