[Dotty]

I can't remember the name of a programme I used a couple of years ago but you could input your different e mail accounts and passwords and it would pop up when you had mail, saved time checking other accounts for sure, anyone know what it was called or if any other exists?

[Dr Strangelove]

Did you try this:

Pop Peeper


It's still free.

[Dotty]

I just looked at it but my problem is my main accounts are Aol, do you know if it would work? and thanks for your input, it's much appreciated!

[Dr Strangelove]

I don't know for sure about AOL but couldn't you set it to forward the AOL emails to one of the others, Gmail or Yahoo for example.
That's what I do. [I don't have AOL tho]

[Dotty]

I don't think that's possible for Aol and I don't use yahoo nor Gmail, I'm just a simple gal

[Blackmirror]

ePrompter Free eMail Notification Software
any good

ePrompter automatically and simultaneously checks and retrieves your email messages from up to sixteen password protected email accounts and then gives you notification whenever you have new messages. ePrompter also lets you know how many new messages you have in each account, once new messages have been retrieved.

[Dotty]

I downloaded it Donna and set it up however it wouldn't work for some reason, it says it works with Aol but it shows no mail in the accounts where there is mail, what a shame, it seemed so good too, thanks any way my friend

[evilfantasy]

|MG| E-Mail Checker 1.2

It supports almost any web-based email from Hotmail, Yahoo, AOL, Mail.com, to Gmail.com. E-mails even appear in the tray bar for easy access.

[Dotty]

Originally Posted by Dr Strangelove

Did you try this:

Pop Peeper


It's still free.

thanks for that, it works great with Aol, I tried other programmes too but they don't work as easily as this one does cheers!

Originally Posted by evilfantasy

|MG| E-Mail Checker 1.2

I tried this too but it's not as simple nor quick to open as pop peeper is, it initially loads the web page and signs in where the other programme just quickly opens the e-mail accounts from the task bar, also I couldn't configure it, don't know why but I couldn't input my account names straightforwardly without signing in to each e-mail account first and then transferring them to Mail Checker, thankfully I've finally found a programme that suits me, thanks for the info though, it was definately worth a try

[Albert Lionheart]

The Bat - no, not a joke - is a very good email handler. Not a freebie though - sorry!

Here is the url for a download (plus all the sales blurb)
http://www.ritlabs.com/en/