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+I think that looking at what makes Microsoft Outlook a popular mailing system might give some clues as to what users consider the basics for their mailing systems.
+I am currently an Outlook user, I installed Thunderbird a month ago but got the impression I was going back to Outlook express.
+Really the functionalities, I think, that make the success of Outlook are :
+      - Classified Information (Mails, Calendar and reminders, Contacts)
+      - Search options (Search for contacts, and through emails)
+I think if by opening Thunderbird, I had a clear impression that the software was going to deliver those, I would have swapped over.
+Some of the features I wish I could find a mailing application had :
+      - Integrated Mail server to email reminders (for a meeting to multiple users for example)
+      - Webversion of the standard client. Similar to Microsoft Outlook Web access but integrated into a client version.
+Hope this helps...
+Jeremie