Dear List, I'm behind in my email. I received 511 messages and I don't think Keymail could handle that much email.
The most logical fixes would be: 1. Put Keyterm into the BN. The KNC had it, and I liked it. I used Pine and a unix shell. Since I used Pine and not keymail, I didn't have problems with sending and receiving email using the KNC. If Keyterm was in the BN, I could use Pine and not worry about Keymail. 2. If keyweb would work with a web-based email program like the one my ISP has, people could use that for sending and receiving email without the problems of keymail. A web-based email program is more tedious, but it is an alternative to keymail. I realize most people don't have access to a unix shell and they don't have an ISP which offers a web-based email, but I still think there should be some choices for people who want to use the BN for email but who don't want to hassle with keymail. Of course, I think keymail should be fixed, but these work-arounds might help until it gets done. There are still ISP's who have shell access and there used to be a free web-based program called integramil.com a person could access online. Terri Pannett, Amateur Radio call sign KF6CA. Army MARS call sign AAT9PX, California
