The E-Mail Client

Emails are now part of our daily routines and serve as both professional and leisure communication methods. With a lot of services at your disposal, a basic way to access them is through web browsers. For more comfort, you can use desktop applications like The E-Mail Client to stay connected, send and receive emails with little effort.

Before you get to take advantage of all of its features, you need to provide the credentials and set up the connection to your preferred service. Multiple accounts can be created, each with its own set of configurations. This takes little time, with dedicated fields letting you specify POP3, IMAP and SMTP settings, as well as your credentials to retrieve emails.

Depending on the amount of content found in your inbox, it can take some time for the connection to be established and all emails to be gathered. Like most applications of its kind, it puts a folder view at your disposal to easily access service areas, with options to manage them for more comfort.

The interface is appealing, with a decent amount of preset themes based on the Office Suite like design. This quickly gets you up and running and provides enhanced ease of access through the clever ribbon menu style.

Creating a new message is easily done in a separate window, fitted with various text formatting options, as well as multiple fields equipped with drop-down menus to quickly import contacts. You can attach files of any kind, add emoticons from a rich library or set priority for important or confidential messages.

The application aims to enhance personal and work environments. In this regard, you can manage more than just emails. Cleverly found in separate tabs, activities let you create new tasks, with several time management options, initiate custom, thorough search processes through all application elements, write down notes and manage contacts you can also import from external sources.

On an ending note, The E-Mail Client is a handy application you can keep around if your preferred email service can be accessed via POP3 connections. The visual design makes sure accommodation is the least of your worries, multiple accounts can be created, while components for time management and contacts handling make the overall experience worthwhile.