A trial of FidoLook
"James Silverton" <[email protected]>
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I don't expect a reply but I think this copy of my exchange with David Lippman might be of some use to the authors of FidoLook. My normal practice on newsgroups is to use a munged or obviously incorrect e-mail address, so since my previous version of this post has not appeared, I guess "use correct e-mail" means "use a correct e-mail address". So I will try again. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted to m.p.w.i.ie6_outlookexpress Hello, David! You wrote to James Silverton on Thu, 28 Apr 2005 12:23:25 -0400: ??|> Thank you Dave! Perhaps I am being obtuse but I can't find ??|> how to download and install FidoLook on the Web page. ??|> ??|> -- ??|> James V. Silverton ??|> Potomac, Maryland, USA DHL> James: DHL> Not at all... FidoLook is complicated (to a degree) and DHL> not for a novice and there are NO help files. DHL> Fidolook HL2004 build 94: DHL> http://www.fidolook.org/download.php?get=fl_beta_sfx DHL> Download and save the EXE file which is a self extracting DHL> EXE file. DHL> Execute; HL2004.94.exe DHL> and where it says "Extract to", enter; C:\Program DHL> Files\FidoLook DHL> When you execute; "C:\Program DHL> Files\FidoLook\FidolookSL.exe" It will load Outlook DHL> Express using FidoLook. Hi Dave! I'm normally very reluctant to use betas but, given the helpful conversation with you, I decided to try FidoLook. It really does what you say and as is claimed on the Web Page and I like it! However, I would suggest to the authors that they spend some time integrating it into Windows like QuoteFix if they really want people to try it. I felt myself blind-folded, crossing my fingers, touching wood, hoping my last backup was good and trusting in McAfee as I installed FidoLook :-) It is also disconcerting to have a button for Help that behaves in a non-standard fashion and then produces zilch (g)! I even had to place a shortcut on the desktop myself for the program. However, I do intend to use FidoLook for a week or two as my normal entry to Outlook Express. Thanks again, ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- James V. Silverton Potomac, Maryland, USA