At 02:10 PM 11/5/2004, you wrote:
Hi all: I have a client that would like to check his email on the road. He
does not want to carry a laptop, but only use computers that are available
at his hotels.
The only way I think he could do it is with a WWW mail interface, but that
would require a www mail server of sort's running on my server. Any advice
would be appreciated.
I myself have never even seen hotels with computers available to users, so
really do not know what is possible. I know... I live in the sticks... I
still have to crank my telephone, and that isn't easy running Internet!
i use this
http://www.L7.net/mail
to talk to my pop server. works pretty decent.
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