On 18 May 1999, Lars-Einar Jansson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can you configure Arachne to handle several e-mailaccounts and collect
> mail from them during one dial-up-session?
Yes. My MULTIMAIL.APM has included this function for about 18 months now.
However, it is presently unavailable.
BUT - you can accomplish the same thing manually, if you:
1 - copy your existing ARACHNE.CFG to three files, called "personal.acf",
"business.acf", and "spammail.acf". You can change the names later,
if you want to do so.
2 - Set up the POP/SMTP email lines in these files to match the different
usernames/passwords you use in three different email accounts.
3 - Add these lines near the bottom of MAIL.HTM:
<HR>
<FONT COLOR=WHITE>Change Profile :</FONT>
<FORM ACTION="file:personal.acf">
<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="PERSONAL">
<FORM ACTION="file:business.acf">
<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="BUSINESS">
<FORM ACTION="file:spammail.acf">
<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="SPAMMAIL">
<P>
You can get the mail from the first account, then, while still on-line,
click the button for a different account, and get the mail there. Do it
again for the third account, all while on-line. Sending SMTP is just as
easy for the three accounts.
> Java-script is not mentioned anywhere in Arachne's docs. Can it handle
> pages using javascript? BTW, can someone explain, in easy to understand
> terms, what is really javascript and what does it actually do?
Arachne ignores properly-written javascript. ( Badly written scripts
may crash it.) However, Michael apparently has commissioned someone to
write a javascript interpreter for it - so you will see javascript work
in Arachne, eventually.
Javascript is nothing more than a way for the HTML to access some existing
variables within the browser program, declare a limited amount of new
variables for that HTML webpage alone, and manipulate those variables.
( e.g. - something written to "document.write" will display on the page.)
- John T.
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