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Mail commander is NOT recommendable at all. Use it if you want to risk losing all your in and out box contents. The software seems to go simply bananas from time to time, and it erases all your messages to open up an interface with four or five one year old (or longer) messages. Quite good looking interface, lots of features, but it doesn´t show photo attachments and like I said: it goes mad from time to time, erasing all your messages. Quite a good load of crap.

I installed this on Windows 7 netbook. But couldn't get it to show HTML emals. Looks like it needs gtkhtml2 plugin which is not available for windows. Any help?

Nice e-mail client overall.

Unfortunately, critical functions are missing from the free version of this software.

The inability to only download headers, delete or redownload selected messages, or restrict downloads based on message size are IMHO all showstopper restrictions for a portable e-mail client.

Further, the purchase prices for some of the paid versions are unrealistic in light of all the other less expensive and free e-mail clients out there.

So kudos to Internetsoft for producing such a nice e-mail client. Too bad they're a little too late to the party for this application to have any hope of making major inroads.

@Votre: Absolutely correct feedback. They have indeed missed the party. Thunderbird and Zimbra (that I will soon write about) are game changers.