Aevelor

@Aevelor (53)

United States • Age 33

Joined myLot 16 years ago

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Mozilla Thunderbird

Aevelor @Aevelor (53) • United States 7 Nov 08

Any of you guys use this email client? I find it's a lot better than logging onto my gmail account manually and refreshing the page to see if I got a new message. It's just like Microsoft Outlook, but free. I usually leave it...

microsoft outlook

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Aevelor You can password protect Thunderbird. Other than that I don't believe it's that encrypted. All Thunderbird does is just fish your emails from your Gmail account straight to your desktop for your convenience. I believe it works with other emailing alternatives...

8 Nov 08

Mozilla Thunderbird

Aevelor @Aevelor (53) • United States 7 Nov 08

Any of you guys use this email client? I find it's a lot better than logging onto my gmail account manually and refreshing the page to see if I got a new message. It's just like Microsoft Outlook, but free. I usually leave it...

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Aevelor Yes, you can forward your mail from you gmail account right to Thunderbird. I'm not sure exactly how I set it up (setup 6 months ago and have been loving it since). The thing is you don't need to register like you need to with Outlook Express. It has the look...

7 Nov 08

If Google Never Existed

Aevelor @Aevelor (53) • United States 7 Nov 08

I just thought about what would happen if Google never existed. It's not a pleasant thought. I use their free services on a regular basis, such as just using their search engine. Every time I have a small question in my mind, I...

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Aevelor I used to be a hardcore Yahoo fan quite a few years back. I thought they had everything. Then I saw the light and ascended to Google. The mail system is so much better in my opinion, less lag and easier to find stuff. Google is just light weight in general...

7 Nov 08

Gaming books

sedel1027 @sedel1027 (17846) • Cupertino, California 10 Feb 07

My husband has a ton of old gaming books (DnD, Mage, Warewolf, etc) that are from older versions. Any idea of a good place to sell these? He thinks e-bay, but I am not so sure that is the best place to sell books.

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Aevelor You could sell them on ebay...or keep them as authentic collector's items if they're no longer available in retail. Sell them decades later and reap that heavy loot :]

6 Nov 08