you an email containing another url that you can click on from
inside your e-mail system which will process the user's membership.
Click? On e-mail? Note - not everybody is reading e-mail from their home PC
using Netscrape or Internet Exploder. I use ELM - many others use PINE -
neither of
Michael Clark wrote:
What (if any) are the concerns with having an account's password and user
ID posted on a web page? Would someone be able to change the "Your Name"
and "Your email address" fields with them? So if my school set up a web
page to encourage people to join our team, could
Hi,
At 11:07 AM 11/12/98 -0500, Michael Clark wrote:
What (if any) are the concerns with having an account's password and user
ID posted on a web page? Would someone be able to change the "Your Name"
and "Your email address" fields with them? So if my school set up a web
page to encourage people
