Is there a Thunderbird plug-in that allows a separate window for each mailbox (Eudora style)?

If not, is there a modern e-mail client that allows a separate window for each mailbox?

I am desperate to find a good, stable, modern e-mail client that gives a separate window for each mailbox, and that opens mailbox windows as messages are filtered into them.

Thanks.

I've just changed over to a new machine. So the path to my fonts has changed -- all those fonts that were not already in my system folder show up as damaged.

Is there anyway I can instruct FontExplorer to alter one path,
e.g.
/Volumes/Name01/Resources/FontExplorer_Font_Sets/
to another,
e.g.
/Name01/Resources/FontExplorer_Font_Sets/
for all fonts?

Thanks!

A really great game.

The #1 drawback -- and it is a huge one -- is that it takes over your whole machine so you cannot pause (e.g. to do work) between levels. If you need to do something else while you are playing, you are forced to exit the game. Since games cannot be saved, you lose all your progress and have to start fresh with a new game the next time.

That's a real fun-killer. :-(

Once they get that taken care of, they'll have a real winner here!!

This could be a sweet little tool. I appreciate the effort. It is clear a lot of thoughtful work has gone into it.

That said, I tried it on three one-page PDFs and it failed on each. (iMac, Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.16GHz, 1Gb RAM, OS v10.4.10).

Also, unless I *really* lack imagination about the precision that this kind of tool can accomplish, and its potential applications, I would encourage the authors to look at the idea of an end-product that could be priced in the $10-30 range. Perhaps at that mark, enough units could be sold to get close to the profitability of selling just a few to power users at $250.

L.

Maybe worth $5 as a novelty, but not ready for prime-time as a real design app. Feature are like a 10-year-old program ported hastily into OSX. Incredibly awkward to set up anything from scratch.