JERROLD GROSS

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  1. GO BACK TO CLASSIC EMAIL

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    1283 comments  ·  AOL Mail Norrin  ·  Admin →
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    JERROLD GROSS commented  · 

    I have already cancelled one of three paid accounts, and getting ready to cancel the 2nd.
    The ability to pop out an email or a draft while browsing the inbox was a great feature that set it apart from gmail and other services -- you need to get it back.
    I have a large number of distribution lists -- you can't search the contact list for a particular name.
    You can't capture the raw addresses from an email except one by one.

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    JERROLD GROSS commented  · 

    The fact that when I move to the new mail folder it opens a random new mail is totally annoying. And the loss of the ability to pop out and float e-mails next to each other or any other window is probably ultimately make me cancel the paid subscription. I need to be able to have more than one e-mail open at a time and NOT take up the whole screen.

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  2. Please go back to Classic email. Why do you mess with what is already good? I do not have the time or interest for you to experiment on.

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    409 comments  ·  AOL Mail Norrin  ·  Admin →
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  3. Please put SEND at the top of the mail window !!

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  4. Please RESTORE: open and write email in separate window/pop-out window

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    JERROLD GROSS commented  · 

    Critically important when trying to compare ideas in separate e-mails and possibly related them to, say, a word document.

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