Folks, like the question says: I'm looking for a mail program that will allow me to use the same mail file from a Windows box and a Linux box. It's a transition strategy, I've made the jump from Windows to Linux but some other members of the team aren't quite ready yet.
So what's needed is a mail program that will allow access to its mailstore from both a Windows and Linux workstation (not simultaneously of course) and will read and write in the same format.

Anyone know of one?

Hope I'm making sense.

Regards,
the terranaut.

Perhaps Opera Mail will do, since it's available for both platforms? That's just a guess, though....

Mozilla mail, Thunderbird - both are available for Linux and Windows.

You could use the imap protocol rather than the pop protocol. This way, the email remains on the server until you want to delete it. This allows you to read the email from whatever machine you are using.

Mozilla Thunderbird - and, yes, you can use it simultaneously.

Thanks for your replies.
I had considered IMAP; sadly, my provider doesn't support it.

Thunderbird looks good, I'll give it a go. Or should I say:
"Thunderbird is GO!!!" (sorry)

Regards-

the terranaut