mikkowilson
Steadi-Guru
Am I the only one that uses IE? (poll says I'm not...)
I really dont' see what everyone has against it. (I'm sure you'll tell me though.) I use the google toolbar to snuff pop-ups and run my searches.
Tabbed browsing is handy, however I like using the taskbar for that (after all, that's the idea of the taskbar isn't it?) I like having direct access to a page - in that each page is it's own window.
I've been using hotmail for 9 years, and I use outlook express to use it on my computer (non of that add filled web-based crap [not just hotmail] when possible). I also use the same hotmail account on my PDA - which I keep syncronized with outlook.
MSN messenger is my main IM software, and I'm also tied into my cellphone with text alerts for various e-mail filters and SMS MSN access.
I find the benefits of using all parts/software from one vendor really usefull becuse of the close integration. It all plays nice with each other.
- Mikko
I really dont' see what everyone has against it. (I'm sure you'll tell me though.) I use the google toolbar to snuff pop-ups and run my searches.
Tabbed browsing is handy, however I like using the taskbar for that (after all, that's the idea of the taskbar isn't it?) I like having direct access to a page - in that each page is it's own window.
I've been using hotmail for 9 years, and I use outlook express to use it on my computer (non of that add filled web-based crap [not just hotmail] when possible). I also use the same hotmail account on my PDA - which I keep syncronized with outlook.
MSN messenger is my main IM software, and I'm also tied into my cellphone with text alerts for various e-mail filters and SMS MSN access.
I find the benefits of using all parts/software from one vendor really usefull becuse of the close integration. It all plays nice with each other.
- Mikko