AOL Launches 'Communicator' Service
Posted: 24th Sep, 2003 By: MarkJ
ISP AOL UK has today introduced a new all-in-one style communications product known as 'AOL Communicator'. The free service combines email, instant messaging, an address book and is aimed at broadband users:
According to AOL, members can read and send email messages from all of their AOL screen names as well as standards-based email accounts, such as POP3 and IMAP, from a single page.
Users can mark and report email as spam, set up custom filters to drop emails automatically into designated folders and view individual email messages in a three-pane window.
Graham Anderson, technical director at AOL UK, said: "AOL Communicator also works seamlessly with other communication products so if you log into AOL Mail on the web you can see all the sent and received mail you may have dealt with in Communicator, for example."
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According to AOL, members can read and send email messages from all of their AOL screen names as well as standards-based email accounts, such as POP3 and IMAP, from a single page.
Users can mark and report email as spam, set up custom filters to drop emails automatically into designated folders and view individual email messages in a three-pane window.
Graham Anderson, technical director at AOL UK, said: "AOL Communicator also works seamlessly with other communication products so if you log into AOL Mail on the web you can see all the sent and received mail you may have dealt with in Communicator, for example."
More @ Web-User .
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