With Spark, I can happily keep five separate email accounts neatly in their own little worlds, but also unified. It deals with multiple accounts (properly)įor reasons I won’t bore you with, I have several email accounts I need to monitor.įor additional reasons I won’t bore you with, one of those accounts has to be accessed via Microsoft Outlook, which is another brilliant email client.
Thankfully, Spark has all of this stuff – by the bucketload. Oh, it needs to deal with multiple email accounts effortlessly, too. For instance, the tendency to leave emails unread in order to deal with them (even if I have actually read them), and my desire to have a precisely configured and designed signature (yes, I’m one of those people). I therefore need an email client that can deal with my little email idiosyncrasies. Yes, I treat it with respect and I couldn’t run my business without it, but I’m useless at managing it. Don’t worry, I won’t labour the point – there are more exciting topics on the way – but I thought it was time to share my thoughts on this brilliant piece of software.
