In a message dated 11/29/99 12:13:08 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> 3. Some people on Juno can't receive binary attachments at all.
It is important to know, that though most Juno users are unable to
receive any type of attachments. IF The person uses the Juno web as their
ISP, they are indeed able to receive attachments just as any of the rest of
us. The only difficulty with this is that these folks would need to identify
themselves as Juno Web users. This is where it can get hairy, because I
believe that most of us are not going to sit down and make a list of who uses
Juno Web. I believe that this newsletter would be better suited to being
posted to a webpage, so that any of us can go there and download it. This
way, it won't make any kind of difference whether or not we are using the
JUNO, the Hotmail, Yahoo, or a different type of computer like a PC, MAC or
Unix or what ever else can access the web. It levels the playing field this
way, reaches more people, knocks down operational walls, and ultimately helps
us to accomplish our overall mission of "Reach Teach and Keep."
Blessings,
Iron Mike
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