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What does it look like?

Here are some screenshots (of Beam v0.90):

 
The main window with the usual three-pane view:
  • left: the mailfolder-view, showing the folder-hierarchy of the mailbox.
  • top-right: the mailref-view, showing info about all mails of selected mail-folder.
  • bottom-right: the mailview, showing headers, attachments and contents of selected mail.
 
 
A mail with many attachments (the mime-torture-test) is being viewed in the main window's mailview, which is in 'small'-headers mode. Above the headers, the context menu of the mailref-view is shown.
 
 
The mailview-window, showing a simple mail in 'large'-headers mode.
 
 
The mailview-window showing the same mail, but this time 'full'-headers are shown.
 
 
The mailedit-window, showing the address-fields and other info at the top and the editable textview below.
The two arrow-buttons on the left of the 'To'- and 'Subject'-field show/hide more fields (Cc, Bcc, ...).
 
 
The mailedit-window again, this time showing all fields.
 
 
The edit headers window, which is displayed directly before sending a mail when you ask Beam to do so (by activating the 'Edit headers before send'-checkbox).
 
 
The job-status window which pops up whenever Beam is retrieving mail, sending mail or moving a lot of mails around.
Every job has its own subview in here, which can be made to show/hide dynamically, just as jobs come and go.
 
 
The general preferences page, where you can edit general GUI options, as well as control performance and timing.
 
 
The sending mail prefs-page, where you can control how mail-messages are created by Beam.
 
 
The smtp-accounts preferences, where details of all sending mail-accounts are entered.
 
 
The reading mail prefs-page, where you can control how received mail-messages are being displayed by Beam and what mimetypes you trust when opening attachments.
 
 
The pop-accounts preferences, where details of all receiving mail-accounts are entered.
 

Last updated: 12/05/02
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