Best Free Email Client Outlook.com part2

Outlook is the new Hotmail, and it has a  smart, modern look. It uses a traditional  three-panel display (like the Outlook desktop  application) and on the left are folders  including Inbox, Drafts and Sent.
You can  create your own folders for storing work  emails, newsletters and so on.  Most of the screen is taken up  by the inbox and preview panel.  You rarely need to open an email    messages can be selected in  the inbox list and the preview  panel shows their contents.  

Some people prefer this way  of working to Gmails.  There are several ways  to organise emails and keep  your inbox clean. One is to  drag messages to folders.  Another is to define filters that  automatically sort incoming mail.  There are quick views that list all the unread emails, those with picture or  document attachments, flagged messages,  bills and several other categories.  Messages can be archived, which moves  them to a separate folder, or flagged so they  appear in quick views rather than the inbox.  You can move or delete all messages from a  particular sender, or all messages older than  a certain date using the sweep function.  If you get junk mail Outlook can try to  unsubscribe you from the sender. Usually its  best not to reply to junk mail, since this flags  your address to the sender as a live account. 

 Outlook is bang up to date and packed  with features. You can add other POP-based  mail accounts and import contacts from Facebook and elsewhere, which makes it easy  to switch. You can work online in a browser,  the Office Outlook application and Windows  Live Mail, and there are Windows 8 apps, live  tiles and notifications.