Macintosh E-mail Client

rodrigue.real at uqam.ca rodrigue.real at uqam.ca
Wed Jun 18 12:02:01 EDT 1997


Kenneth Roberts wrote:

> I am hoping someone can come up with a good suggestion for this
> problem.  Our Youth Services staff recently got a few POP3 e-mail
> accounts.  They would like to be able to manage these e-mail accounts
> on
> one Power Mac.  Does anyone know of an e-mail client that is capable
> of
> handling multiple e-mail accounts with multiple passwords?  The idea
> is
> to let the staff access their e-mail, keep each person's e-mail
> private,
> and be user friendly enough to allow those who are not very computer
> literate to access their mail without changing settings, etc.  Thanks
> in
> advance.
> --
> Kenneth Roberts, Technology Specialist
> Princeton Public Library
>    email:roberts at princeton.lib.nj.us
>    phone:(609) 924-9529 ext. 56
>
> Any opinions or views expressed are mine alone and do not
> necessarily reflect those of the Princeton Public Library.

What you want is indeed feasible. You can use, for example, Eudora Light
(to download: <http://www.eudora.com>), and set up different Preferences
sets for each of your users; you can then call Eudora by using the
appropriate Preferences file (or an alias of this file in the Apple
Menu, for example). The only problem is that Eudora will allow only one
Preferences file open at a time; you have to close Eudora and open it
again using one of the other Preferences files when a different user
wants to read his/her mail.

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