Anyone have some experience with http://www.geekcorps.org ?
A couple of us are considering getting involved.
-Alex
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ACT is great in addition to Outlook.
On 11/16/05, Pete Davis. NoDial.net <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We started off with Yahoo Groups. We have just about outgrown it. Its
> kind of a PITA
> I am considering ACT for Web, or something like that. The problem I see
> is that the ideal solution needs
We started off with Yahoo Groups. We have just about outgrown it. Its
kind of a PITA
I am considering ACT for Web, or something like that. The problem I see
is that the ideal solution needs to be accessable from any browser, show
multiple calenders, and integrate a contact manager.
pd
Matt L
What is typical AMPU (Average Margin Per User) for Dial-up? You can get
it around here for $13/mo .. I'm wondering about average costs for
dial-up, and what's left over. $2? $5? And guessing they could do a lot
better with wireless.
Thanks,-- Dylan OliverPrimaverity, LLC
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Scott Reed wrote:
I have a SonicWall firewall. I have my mail server on
the DMZ. The Sonic is where my NAT takes place. The mail server is
reporting every day that someone is sending mail, from inside because
it shows the source as the Sonic, to about 25 invalid IDs. Any idea
how I
I have a SonicWall firewall. I have my mail server on the DMZ. The Sonic is where my NAT takes place. The mail server is reporting every day that someone is sending mail, from inside because it shows the source as the Sonic, to about 25 invalid IDs. Any idea how I can figure out which sub h
John,
Very sorry, it should have been off list. My fault.
Don Renner
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Trango Pricing
Please make sure t
We've had more or less this same conversation in the past, and it
sounded like we might have found the solution in some software Matt
Liotta had written. However I never heard back, or had a chance to
evaluate the software. Is it still possible to release your software to
WISPA members?
Best,-- Dyl
Thats the golden question. My thought is I'm going to take a Cold fusion app
that I had started making years ago for my previous onsite service business,
and start adding to it. Cold fusion gives the opportunity for rapid
development, however, my time doesn't. Why Cold Fusion, because its the
Please make sure that replies to vendors are not made on the list. I
understand everyone makes mistakes but we need to try to keep the noise
level down on the list if possible.
Thanks guys,
Scriv
Don Renner wrote:
Shayne,
We would like to purchase the Trango product line. Current needs
Shayne,
We would like to purchase the Trango
product line. Current needs are mainly backhauls.
We do a lot of custom solutions for clients
with us building WLANs and selling completed product
or leasing and maintaining the backhauls,
electronics and monitoring.
Thank you for the
Good Thoughts, Tom. I had been thinking along similar lines.
where do we get such an animal.
Ron Wallace
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>Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 21:11:35 -0500
>From: "Tom DeReggi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: [WISPA] How to keep track of appointments
>To: "WISPA General Li
Hi Dan,
Was the outlook plugin the only reason you went for Tiger over
Sugar? When we set ours up I compared the 2 and Suger looked more
customizable and also looked like it might integrate with Asterisk sooner
than Tiger.
Cheers,
P.
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