Other Email Clients that work with Vista

I have been using Eartlink Total Access Email, but Eartlink has decided not
to support it in Vista. I have tried to setup Windows Mail, but am unable to
transfer my message to it without losing the dates received and my folders.
I don't want to lose this info or spend hours separating the messages in
folders in Windows Mail. Is there any other email client that I might use
that will allow me to transfer my address book and messages from Earthlink?
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Cpavb

"Cpavb" <Cpavb@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have been using Eartlink Total Access Email, but Eartlink has decided not
> to support it in Vista. I have tried to setup Windows Mail, but am unable
> to
> transfer my message to it without losing the dates received and my
> folders.
> I don't want to lose this info or spend hours separating the messages in
> folders in Windows Mail. Is there any other email client that I might use
> that will allow me to transfer my address book and messages from
> Earthlink?
> --
> Cpavb


The only mail clients that I know of for certain that run on Vista are
Windows Live Mail, Thunderbird, and Outlook 2003/7. There may be others...

"Gordon" <gbplinux@gmail.com.invalid> wrote in message
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> "Cpavb" <Cpavb@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:61264AAC-3AF2-4B90-AB12-6D2B075EC83C@microsoft.com...
>>I have been using Eartlink Total Access Email, but Eartlink has decided
>>not
>> to support it in Vista. I have tried to setup Windows Mail, but am
>> unable to
>> transfer my message to it without losing the dates received and my
>> folders.
>> I don't want to lose this info or spend hours separating the messages in
>> folders in Windows Mail. Is there any other email client that I might
>> use
>> that will allow me to transfer my address book and messages from
>> Earthlink?
>> --
>> Cpavb
>
>
> The only mail clients that I know of for certain that run on Vista are
> Windows Live Mail, Thunderbird, and Outlook 2003/7. There may be others...
Windows Live Mail is one of the easier ones to transfer to.

http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview

It can take over any account Windows Mail can handle, in addition to
adding the ability to use some HTTP accounts, such as Hotmail.