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Another option that makes email really easy and pain free to track is "gmail".  Currently you can hold up to 2653 MB in your account (lots more than yahoo, which has plenty if you don't get too many photos).  There is a good search utility within gmail, and what I think is the best feature is that it keeps emails with the same subject line together, so I can refresh my memory about a particular topic without having to search much.  There is something similar to folders, but not quite the same that allows to to group emails together too.

 

Right now gmail is in "beta testing" and accounts are given by "invitation only".  However, I got 100 invitations when I signed up, and I believe every new account is given that many as well.  You can find out more info about gmail at http://mail.google.com/mail/  If you email me directly [trailpal AT gmail DOT com], I will send you an invitation (at least the first hundred LOL) - I was among the last of my friends to adopt gmail, so I still have all mine :-)

 

Just another option in addition to Mary Ann's great suggestions.

 

Rosalie

 

On 10/10/05, Mary Ann Spencer <maryann.spencer@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Many of the responses do not make sense when there is only a reply.  That makes one have to go back and find the other emails on the subject.   The system kicks back all emails are over 1.5mb anyway.  If you need more space get a yahoo email account.  They are now 100mb per account.   I, too, have limited time to go searching thru all the emails I get to find the one I need to have the email make sense.  Often, I am reading emails a week after it is posted. 

 

Other options for this are to use Outlook Express and have your emails placed into a folder.  Or delete the parts that are repetitive.