Foxmail

Foxmail can prove to be a very useful email client. You can use it to monitor multiple email accounts, read emails, reply to emails, send out emails, manage all the emails in your inbox, print out emails, and so on.

Foxmail is available for Microsoft’s Windows operating system and Apple’s Mac OS X.
To install Foxmail on a Windows PC, you must go through a standard installation procedure: download an installer, run it, click through the instructions presented by a setup wizard. The problem is that the setup wizard is in Chinese. I simply clicked the main blue button on the setup wizard's interface and then installed the application on my PC.

The application's interface, just like the setup wizard's interface, is in Chinese. If you’re fluent in Chinese, you can go to the Settings menu and switch to English. But chances are you’re not fluent in Chinese, so switching to English could be a problem. Here’s what I did to fix this problem: I went to the installation folder (C -> Foxmail -> Languages) and I deleted the Chinese language file (Chinese.lgb).

By default, Foxmail’s interface is divided into three panels. The one to the far left lists your favorites and the email accounts you associated with Foxmail. Select Inbox from this panel, and all the emails that are in the inbox will be presented in the panel to the right. Select an email from this panel and a preview will be displayed by the panel to the far right.

Foxmail’s interface can be customized: show/hide common folder, show/hide sidebar, pick a layout (preview on bottom, preview on right, only show mail list), set font size.

Functionality you would expect to get from an email client is offered by Foxmail: monitor multiple email accounts; read emails, reply to emails, forward emails; compose new emails; templates for new emails and signatures; spam filter; import emails; mail archive; print emails; and more.

Foxmail is free software.

Foxmail looks great, offers very useful email client functionality, and it is free!