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Audio and video chat
What do you think about integrated audio and video chat?
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In fact adding support for SIP/VoIP would make it a real killer app, and the first truly unified communication client out there.
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I'm not so sure it's necessary.
I love eMClient, but personally, the most important qualities to me are its speed and synchronizing with GMail calendars and contacts.
I probably would use the IM feature more, but since I only have a student licence, I can't link it to my other IM accounts, but otherwise I'm pretty happy with the features already here.
I think what I'm trying to say is that it's pretty killer as it is, and I wouldn't want it lose performance, just for the sake of turning it into a unified communication client.
The only thing I really miss when I compare it to outlook is that there are fewer keyboard shortcuts, but personally, that's a small price to pay. -
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Thank you for your opinion. What shortcuts exactly do you miss?
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Hi Michal,
Well the biggest one I am missing is the ALT+S to send a mail. I notice that the update this week was supposed to add that function, but it doesn't seem to have appeared.
Another example is I can CTRL+R to reply to an email without actually having to physically open it, but there seems to be some confusion with the Reply ALL or a Forward shortcuts. If I haven't opened an email then the shortcuts are CTRL+SHIFT+R and CTRL+SHIFT+F respectively, whereas when in an open email they change to ALT+A and ALT+W. And I've just noticed now that when the email is open the shortcut to reply also changes to CTRL+R.
They all work but there's an odd lack of uniformity which from a user's perspective make it simpler to use a mouse rather than keep on getting mixed up as to which shortcut to use for the same process depending on what situation he is in.
Like I said though, I love the Client and it's a small price to pay.-
Sorry I meant to say "And I've just noticed now that when the email is open the shortcut to reply also changes to ALT+R"
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You already can use Alt+S to send mail. Works for me although.
- CTRL+R for reply has my vote
Use CTRL+F for forward and not search (F3)
Have a look at this, but now we are going totally off-topic: http://www.scribd.com/doc/625/Outlook... -
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