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It is good not to be alone.

   ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
   >> Hello everybody,
   >> I used to subscribe to several lists via nettamer. The fact is
   >>that I got  problems with two of them: SOS Windows@egroups (Yahoo)
   >>and  [EMAIL PROTECTED] I can't write to the first one
   >>and on the second  one,my mails (or replies to) are received as an
   >>empty mail with an attached  file (containing the mail).

   >I made the discovery that egroups was no longer accessible for me
   >when using the built in email client provided with Arachne, a
   >graphics internet browser for DOS.  I think I tried it with Nettamer
   >too, but it just wouldn't work any more.  Egroups used to work just
   >fine with DOS internet apps before Yahoo took over. I was the
   >moderator of a small private mailing list which I had established
   >for my family members and relatives only.
   >> I changed to Outlook Express (sorry for the blasphem), but  I got
   >>an  error: "HTML format is not allowed on that list, write in text
   >format".
   >I think it is hard to change the default behavior of Outlook Express
   >so that your email client will retain the settings you want.
   >Outlook Express seems to have a mind of its own and it does what it
   >wants to do.  It doesn't care what you want to do.
   >> -->if so, why nettamer mails are not correctly received.
   >Don't know.  I would guess that they have their web site set up
   >so as to discriminate against the minor league browsers and email
   >clients.  If you aren't using the latest and greatest bloatware
   >like almost everybody else does, then they figure that you just
   >aren't cool and they don't want to play with you.

   >> I was supposing a wrong feature in the windows-fr list server.
   >>And I have  posted that idea and the rest to the list via Outlook
   >>Express in text  format( I had to write it twice because windows
   >>collapsed down). My message  has never been received and seem to
   >have been censured.
   >I have found that at least one ISP will censure even some private
   >email messages.  I once sent a joke about Osama Bin Laden to a
   >friend who subscribes to the Cisnet ISP.  The ISP bounced the
   >message back to me and said they would not deliver it because they
   >didn't like the "subject line" of the message.  I changed the
   >"subject" line and sent the message again and it went through.
   >There was nothing in the message or in the subject line containing
   >any language that any normal person of good manners could have
   >considered as offensive.

   >> My opinion is:
   >> 1) nettamer better respect international standards than any M$
   >software does
   >Nettamer does respect international standards.  M$ software is
   >highly notorious for violating the standards.  M$ wants to impose
   >their proprietary psuedo-standards on everybody else.
   >> 2) they would like me to use a M$mailer.
   >Of course.  They are greedy for your money and they resort to very
   >devious means to try to force you into buying their stuff.  They
   >are doing everything they can to make the web incompatible with
   >anybody else's software.
   >> 3) they don't admit any realistic criticism on a M$ sofware.
   >Of course not.  M$ takes the position that they know what is best
   >for you.  They figure that if you aren't smart enough and not cool
   >enough to agree with them, then you are just a whiner and a
   >complainer who doesn't want to wise up and get with the program.
   >M$ hates people like you and me who want to be different and who
   >want to cling to the traditional internet standards.  We are not
   >viewed as realistic.  As far as M$ is concerned we are just
   >some counterproductive reactionaries.  In their eyes we are just
   >some real losers and they aren't going to pay any attention to us.
   >We are not the kind of people who count.
   >All the best,
   >Sam Heywood
   >P.S.  BTW, I should like to comment about your "subject line",
   >"software racisme".  Perhaps the closest English word for it is
   >"racism".  I have never before seen the term "racisme".  Is this
   >French for "racism"?

yes it is, sorry for the mistake.

   >-- This mail was written by user of The Arachne Browser -
   >http://arachne.cz/
Good software also,but I did not succeeded to configure it.

Gontran
-Switch on your 286 PC,get your mail and log off in less than 2 min --

Net-Tamer V 1.11.2X - Registered

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