I have to say to each his own when it comes to email software and a fair marketplace allows alternatives. Its just those with better alternatives tend to sell better. Since all these doors for viruses are now open because of all the options then Microsoft will be forced to upgrade their security making better products in the long run for all of us to use. As for those who like to reak havoc there is nothing wrong with that, but I believe that is what the test envirionment is for and not something you should pass on to others. The virus writers should form a union or something and then all work for Microsoft and show them how many flaws exist in their products before they are sent to the market.