Re: e-mail

I read on this site: that Eudora uses IE to read HTML mail. That could raise some issues >I once received an e-mail (via Eudora) with a web-page attachment >from a PC friend. Somehow, the e-mail searched out IE and auto-opened >the attachment i

Re: e-mail

> Is there any way one could recognize a "mac anagram-generating" program > such > as you wrote so as to avoid opening it? Is this a hazard with MS > programs > such as OE only, or would this apply to any email client? I'm using OE > now > but I used to use Eudora (which I really like better).

Re: e-mail

I use Netscape as my default browser on my Wallstreet -- system 9.0.4. Although I have a copy of IE on one of the partitions, I rarely if ever use it. I once received an e-mail (via Eudora) with a web-page attachment from a PC friend. Somehow, the e-mail searched out IE and auto-opened the atta

Re: OT: Free E-mail

FWIW, besides hotmail, Excite, and Yahoo, I also receive SPAM from addresses at . I've never received SPAM from the mac site or the other three mentioned by Chris -- knock on wood. Rodney (in Hayama, Japan) At 08:43 -0400 2001/09/30 in PowerBooks Digest #535, PowerBooks Chris Loehr <[EMAIL P

Re: e-mail

Is there any way one could recognize a "mac anagram-generating" program such as you wrote so as to avoid opening it? Is this a hazard with MS programs such as OE only, or would this apply to any email client? I'm using OE now but I used to use Eudora (which I really like better). Donna Pointer-- i

Re: posts considered Prime, are better when they Rhyme

>On the sidelines I've been standing by >Not really In The Loop >Of late I've been impress'd by >The poets in this group > >Perhaps I should surprised not be >One only has to look >To see, who but a poet might >Acquire a PowerBook? I am not a poet, and we know it. I cannot compete with your rhym

Re: pb500 stuff resources...

Where did you see 128MB Compact Flash for $40? Least expensive around here is $50 for 64MB. Donna Pointer-- iMac, ergo iAm > Subject: Re: pb500 stuff resources... > Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2001 20:09:31 +1000 > From: Remy Davison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > They are indeed brilliant - Kodak, Sandisk among

posts considered Prime, are better when they Rhyme

On the sidelines I've been standing by Not really In The Loop Of late I've been impress'd by The poets in this group Perhaps I should surprised not be One only has to look To see, who but a poet might Acquire a PowerBook? -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and... Small Dog

E-mail while travellin g

Cliff Rediger wrote: > > >I'm going to be traveling for a little while and would like to >establish an E-mail address not linked to our local server. > >Any recommendations for services: hotmail? Excite? Yahoo? the mac site? >or are they all pretty much the same? > Hi Cliff: I receive the dig

Re: Dark2300

In a message dated 9/30/01 07:47:16, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Open the Duo, and you will see a video cable, of thin plastic it be ensure the cable is firmly in place for a loose cable might be hanging in space now push the on button, as hard as you might and with some luck, the LCD will

Re: REA program

Thanks, guys, the volume's all the way at top, and sound applications run and 'play' sound, so I assume it's hardware. I guess for $65, I can't complain too much. Ciao, Richard >From: Remy Davison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (PowerBooks) >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Power

Re: OT: Free E-mail

I use onebox.com, a free service with no ads, and can be set up to retrieve your messages from your "regular" account by hitting the "Remote messages" option. Free voicemail and fax, too. Very nice service. No news, no graphics, no crap. Been around for several years, too. (I use the pobox.com add

Re: OT: Free E-mail

On Fri, 28 Sep 2001 23:47:46 -0700 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Cliff Rediger) wrote: >OT > >I'm going to be traveling for a little while and would like to >establish an E-mail address not linked to our local server. > >Any recommendations for services: hotmail? Excite? Yahoo? the mac site? >or are they al

Re: REA program

>I keep seeing references to the REA program, which seems to be some kind of >repair/return program, I gather. What are the details, and is a Duo 280C >still eligible? I just bought a 280C off E-Bay, but it doesn't seem to have >the sound working. > >TIA, > >Richard No, only to the 190/5300 (an

Re: DarkScreen 2300

At 10:13 PM -0400 9/29/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Woe is me, what have I done? >This 23hundred won't run. >It locked up and froze while online, >So I tried to restart, >but all I got was the chime. >The screen is dark and not >to be seen. >And now I don't know what to do; >Know what I mean. >He