> Date: Sat, 25 May 2002 00:49:23 -0500 > From: "Samuel W. Heywood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > BTW, Access-4-Free.com used to also have a very fine web-based email > service up until just a few hours ago. Unfortunately they have just > within the last few hours polluted this resourse by infesting it with > JavaScript. I have just written to tech support to request them to > please restore the service to the way it was. It used to work just > beautifully with Arachne.
Of all the web-based email services I've looked at so far, the one that seems to work best with Arachne is http://fastmail.fm Basic service is free. Additional features are available for a price. Until recently, the webmail interface of Novell's myrealbox.com worked pretty well with Arachne also. It's still very good for reading msgs, but sending no longer works. MRB also offers pop3/smtp access that is compatible with Arachne. smtp requires "authentication", but if you fetch your mail with pop3, you should be able to send outbound email for a short time afterwards. Or you can use your ISP's own smtp host. On fastmail.fm, pop3 service is one of the optional services that costs extra. Surprisingly, IMAP service is free--but that doesn't help with Arachne. (Yes, Virginia, there is an IMAP client for DOS: PC-Pine.) ...This message brought to you by: NEIL EDWARD PARKS, Beachwood, Ohio mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://nparks.vze.com
