How can you create a cmd prompt session inside Windows Explorer?

[az]

What mail client do you use? I'm unhappy with Eudora, and I was unhappy with Outlook Express, because of security.

AZ

[William]

Turnpike 6.02. I've started ith TP3 or so on Win3.01, and as new versions of windows arrived, so did new versions of TP

[az]

Where to get it, what's it cost?

AZ

[William]

www.turnpike.com and it costs £15 (Now. I paid a little more than that when I bought it originally (updates have so far been free for life) -of course, it used to come with a full winsock, and WS_FTP Pro. Sadly, now all we get is PGP & a spell checker. About a 20MB download.

[orangejulius]

> What mail client do you use? I'm unhappy with Eudora,
> and I was unhappy with Outlook Express, because of security.

Just <a href="http://forums.murc.ws/showthread.php?s=&postid=283150#post283150" title="why I switched">switched</a> from Outlook TO Outlook Express.
Both products are <a href="http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/antivirus.htm#protect" title="turn off preview pane, read mail in the restricted sites zone">easy to secure</a>. This is really another
discussion, but if you're looking for something different,
have you tried <a href="http://www.mozilla.org/mailnews/specs/labels/images/Label1.gif" title="You should still disable javascript in mail & news, but it's pretty secure out of the box">Mozilla Mail</a>?

> Thought about something I'd do if I could code for the
> last few months - a command prompt for windows that's
> always docked (like the start bar), and only one
> (or two or three, configurable) line high - which
> automatically had keyboard focus (or a handy keyboard
> shortcut, like ctrl+m). -Az

Something similar can be accomplished without coding:

- Create shortcut_to_cmd.exe.lnk
- Edit the properties so it's 1-3 lines high
- Place it where you want
- Assign a keyboard shortcut to the shortcut

[Marshmallowman]

does sound different, did not mean to jump on you, it does appear to do the job for a lot of people here.

I have just dumped XP, and am avoiding most .net stuff as best I can.
We will be sticking with Visual studio 6 for a long time, and a lot of developers don't like where .net is heading either.

Parhelia...I wish, well maybe in a few months.