Vanessa wrote
>> Does anyone know of any independent email systems I can
>> use with the Duo 210 that is easy to install? Also, is there
>> any free ISP's that DO support Apple? Most of the ones I find
>> like Juno, Netzero do not support Mac's..
If you have permamnent access to the internet or have means of getting
assigned a temporary IP No. per session, you can of course use any of the
numerous e-mail client programs available (I still find Claris Emailer
very convenient). You need a POP server address (or IMAP with some ISP's)
for receiving and a SMTP address for sending mail. While ISP's generally
provide POP, the STMP option is hard to be found. netaddress.com
(usa.net) used to have it, but I don�t know if they still do.
Whether you employ a mail client to send your mail or go to the ISP's web
page to do so, you should be aware that many servers will not accept mail
with certain ISP sender addresses (I think Hotmail and Yahoo at least are
on the filter list, but probably many more) because they have been
flooded with junk mail...
Edgar
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