NEWS: Monthly Reminder

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED], the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". = P U R P O S E = This list exists as a forum for

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (December 2002)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 December 2002 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED], the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". = P U R P O S E = This li

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (January 2003)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 02 January 2003 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED], the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". = P U R P O S E = This list

Where We Are

Here is Listserv's breakdown of ACCMAIL subscribers by country. As you can see, we are a genuinely and impressively international group. Listserv does not know your actual country of residence. The table below is really an analyis of the domain registration of your Internet Service Providers or we

Re: Where we are

On 17 Jan 2003 at 8:48, TAING Nguon wrote: > I used to get a list of ACCMAIL's subscriber as shown below. How > do we get this list? is there any way to send an email to get this list? No, you cannot do that. Reason: subscriber privacy Although the list of countries contains no private i

Re: getting a webpage with a password and login

On 24 Jan 2003 at 19:49, VAN-ROOSBROECK Herman wrote: > I'm studying by internet,and have a personal studyplace ,secured with Login and >password. > How do I get acess to this page with e-mail. > This place contains a fill- in form and can be returned for correction afterwards, a >few minutes >

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (March 2003)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 March 2003 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED], the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". = P U R P O S E = This list e

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (April 2003)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 April 2003 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED], the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". = P U R P O S E = This list e

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (June 2003)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Jun 2003 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED], the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". = P U R P O S E = This list exi

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (July 2003)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Jul 2003 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED], the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". = P U R P O S E = This list exi

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (August 2003)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Aug 2003 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED], the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". = P U R P O S E = This list exi

Re: Building ACCmail-friendly websites

On 9 Aug 2003 at 5:35, Eko Priono wrote: > Is there any more guidelines to build websites that fully > accessible even with www4mail's Lynx/text mode? The only way to to do that is to test your pages thoroughly, using all the ACCMail methods you know of. Some tips (from our experience) ... * You

Re: problems posting to ACCMAIL

Hi ACCMailers ... I think this discussion is beginning to drift off-topic, and we should not be talking about the respective merits of UUCP and other internet protocols. (By the way, there is an excellent mailing list for such matters at http://www.postel.org/mailman/listinfo/internet-history/ )

Executable Manuals

Hi ACCMailers ... Does anyone know the current location of Gary Wines' Executable Manual for Accessing the Internet by e-mail? The ftp site listed in the monthly reminder ( ftp://ftp.junoaccmail.org/pub/em_ai/emai34.zip ) does not work for me. The egroups/yahoo mailing list is apparently closed.

Re: not a virus!

On 28 Aug 2003 at 20:08, Ma. Cri. wrote: > I have sent a reqiest to w4 server in Trieste, but the AV scanning > service thought it was a virus and removed it! > What should I do? Try a different web-to-email server? What does the "VirusWarning.txt" attachment tell you? Your email subject is "not

ACCMail FAQ Questions

On 29 Aug 2003 at 9:28, Ricky Lomey wrote: > What will happen on 3 September as it says the FAQ document expires? I > managed to get the documents at work and most at home except > http://www.expita.com/howto1.html which I hope grabpage wil still send. The > note on the document expiring is on the

Re: not a virus!

On 30 Aug 2003 at 20:09, Arkady V.Belousov wrote: > trieste also rejects it and sends VirusWarning.txt (which says, that this > request is rejected because attachment has suspicous extension). Of course, they are only trying to help! Meanwhile, it seems to me that you have just two options ... 1

Re: Short Article On ACCMail

On 31 Aug 2003 at 16:48, Ricky Lomey wrote: > There is a short article on accmail that appeared in the E-access Bulletin's > inbox, October, 2002. Not sure if it should be posted to the list. The URL is http://www.e-accessibility.com/issues/oct2002.txt -- szs `at` szs `dot` net ~~~

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (September 2003)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Sep 2003 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". PLEASE NOTE In August 2003, after many years

Where we are, September 2003

Here is Listserv's breakdown of ACCMAIL subscribers by country. Listserv does not know your actual country of residence. The table below is really an analyis of the domain registration of your Internet Service Providers or webmail hosts. *All* .com, .org and .net subscribers appear as USA, which

Re: About mailing list

On 5 Sep 2003 at 8:18, Raibel E. Botta Rigores wrote: > I need to know how get a list of mailing lists on AOL.com Use your favourite ACCMail method to obtain http://listserv.aol.com/archives/ -- szs `at` szs `dot` net ~~~ ACCMAIL Info (automatically generated) ~~

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (October 2003)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Oct 2003 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". PLEASE NOTE In August 2003, after many years

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (November 2003)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Nov 2003 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". PLEASE NOTE In August 2003, after many years

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (December 2003)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Dec 2003 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". PLEASE NOTE In August 2003, after many years

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (January 2004)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Jan 2004 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". PLEASE NOTE In August 2003, after many years

Where We Are

Here is Listserv's breakdown of ACCMAIL subscribers by country. Listserv does not know your actual country of residence. The table below is really an analyis of the domain registration of your Internet Service Providers or webmail hosts. All subscribers with .com, .org or .net addresses are inclu

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (February 2004)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Feb 2004 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". PLEASE NOTE In August 2003, after many years

Re: About sent and received date on emails

On 6 Feb 2004 at 18:27, Raibel E. Botta Rigores wrote: > Here, a little of an email header part: > Date: Sat, 7 Feb 2004 00:11:32 +0100 > > What does the line 00:11:32 +0100 mean? How can I convert the time of the > sender to the time of the receiver? How can this be understood? (I mean the > time

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (March 2004)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Mar 2004 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". PLEASE NOTE In August 2003, after many years

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (April 2004)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Apr 2004 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". PLEASE NOTE In August 2003, after many years

Where We Are

Here is Listserv's breakdown of ACCMAIL subscribers by country. But Listserv does not know your actual country of residence. The table below is really an analyis of the domain registration of your Internet Service Providers or webmail hosts -- not of where you live. So all subscribers with .com,

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (May 2004)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 May 2004 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". PLEASE NOTE In August 2003, after many years

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (June 2004)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Jun 2004 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". PLEASE NOTE In August 2003, after many years

Re: Last FAQs

On 15 Jun 2004 at 10:59, Dermidio Parra wrote: > Where can I find the lastest version of the ACCMAIL FAQs? The current information is in the monthly reminder which we send out on the first day of each month. If you have just subscribed, you have not yet received the reminder. To get archived mess

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (July 2004)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Jul 2004 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". PLEASE NOTE In August 2003, after many years

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (August 2004)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Aug 2004 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". PLEASE NOTE In August 2003, after many years

Where We Are

Here is Listserv's breakdown of ACCMAIL subscribers by country. But Listserv does not know your actual country of residence. The table below is really an analyis of the domain registration of your Internet Service Providers or webmail hosts -- not of where you live. So all subscribers with .com,

http://www.expita.com down :: what next?

On 14 Aug 2004 at 16:07, Mike Webb wrote: > Is anybody in contact with Gerry? If a set of all of the expita.com files > (www and ftp) could be posted somewhere else, they could continue to > be helpful to ACCMAILers as long as at least some of the info is current. I have a complete set of the expi

Re: About www4mail servers

On 23 Aug 2004 at 11:06, Raibel Botta Rigores wrote: > I want to know what is happening with www4amil servers. > Know anyone only one that working in this moment? Useful information at http://www.netservs.com/mrcool/stats.htm or email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with get file stats.txt in the mes

Net Services Server Statistics Robot asleep?

The last report we received from netservs.com was two weeks ago (10 Aug 2004). Have other people been more lucky? -- szs `at` szs `dot` net ~~~ ACCMAIL Info (automatically generated) ~~ To UNSUBscribe: Send UNSUBSCRIBE ACCMAIL to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To get the ACCMAIL FAQ:

Re: www4mail report

On 25 Aug 2004 at 9:18, Mark F McClaine wrote: > None of the www4mail servers seem to be working. > They must be down for servicing. According to the daily netservs.net report, [EMAIL PROTECTED] was working on 7 August 2004. We received a reply from [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 23 August 2004. I guess o

Getting the ACCMAIL FAQ by Email

Hello ACCMAILers ... I have been testing the email addresses for obtaining the ACCMAIL FAQ, but without success so far. [EMAIL PROTECTED] has not replied for 48 hours. [EMAIL PROTECTED] has replied, stating that it does not have the FAQ. Of course, there are numerous copies of the FAQ all over t

rtfm.mit.edu for the FAQ

Can anyone get the ACCMAIL FAQ by sending e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with send usenet/news.answers/internet-services/access-via-email as the message body? I'm not getting any response at all. If it has stopped working, we need to update some of the list templates. I have already changed the list

Re: Net Services Server Statistics Robot asleep?

On 26 Aug 2004 at 8:58, Sun Zoom Spark wrote: > The last report we received from netservs.com was two > weeks ago (10 Aug 2004). Have other people been more > lucky? Fortunately, the report still appears on the netservs website http://www.cix.co.uk/~net-services/mrcool/stats.htm You c

uudecode - best one to use

ACCMAILERS ... What, in your opinion, is the name and location of the best uudecode program available now for * Windows/DOS * Mac -- szs `at` szs `dot` net -- To contribute to the discussion, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To uns

Re: ACCMAIL Listserv Crashed

On 30 Aug 2004 at 20:59, Sun Zoom Spark wrote: > The ACCMAIL Listserv software crashed some time > on Thursday 16 August, but has now been restored. That should have been Thursday 26 August! The listserv was down for about four days. Some of the original configuration settings were lost. H

ACCMAIL in other languages

Hello ACCMAILers ... The english-language version of Gerry Boyd's final version of the ACCMAIL FAQ has been secured, but what about other languages? Does anyone have copies of version 10 in any language that is not english? If you have, please let us know ... we can make them publicly available a

Relevance of Gopher-by-Email in 2004

Hello ACCMailers ... I have been thinking about the relevance of some of the information in the ACCMAIL FAQ and other resources. For example: gopher Personally, I haven't used a gopher since 1995 and the last time I saw one was about three years ago. Now, I can't find a single working gopher sit

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (September 2004)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Sep 2004 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". PLEASE NOTE In August 2003, after many years

Re: ACCMAIL in other languages

On 31 Aug 2004 at 23:17, Albert Reiner wrote: > Esperanto (version 10.2) is at > Thanks Albert ... You have four different versions! UTF-8-e, ISO-8859-3-e, ikse, fundamente The first is in Unicode, which I suppose is not suitable for an

Re: ACCMAIL Listserv Crashed

On 31 Aug 2004 at 20:26, Marc Loehrwald wrote: > Could you provide some details about the Server? Info at http://listserv.aol.com/ > why AOL would offer something like Mailing list hosting. It's clearly not a mainstream AOL service. The number of lists is small, and many of them are defunct. > Is

Re: ACCMAIL in other languages

On 31 Aug 2004 at 20:21, Marc Loehrwald wrote: > I have a copy of the german version. > Do you want me to send it to you Yes please. > or do want to make some changes in the > english version first, so that I can change that also in the translation? I don't intend to edit the FAQ myself. The copyr

Where We Are

Here is Listserv's breakdown of ACCMAIL subscribers by country. But Listserv does not know your actual country of residence. The table below is really an analyis of the domain registration of your Internet Service Providers or webmail hosts -- not of where you live. So all subscribers with .com,

A uudecode Starter Kit

The 'executable ASCII' uudecode.com is no longer available from expita.com. I have made a replacement which you can obtain by autoresponder: accmail.uudec.en `AT` szs.net The autoresponder will return 2 attachments: 1. uudecode.com - an executable ASCII file. Although it consists wholly of

ACCMAIL in Esperanto (was: ACCMAIL in other languages)

On 1 Sep 2004 at 17:39, Albert Reiner wrote: > On 31 Aug 2004 at 23:17, Albert Reiner wrote: > Esperanto (version 10.2) is at > IMO, "ikse" would be best, "fundamente" second best. Latin-3 and > UTF-8 may cause problems with some systems as one would have to set > the encoding in the mail header.

ACCMAIL in German (was: ACCMAIL in other languages)

The German version of the ACCMAIL FAQ version 10.2 is now available by autoresponder: accmail.faq.de `AT` szs.net -- szs `at` szs `dot` net -- To contribute to the discussion, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, email t

Expita Pages Rescued

Hello ACCMailers ... I have created a web home for the ACCMAIL FAQ files at http://szs.net/emailonly/ On the same site, I have mirrored all the expita.com pages that ACCMAIL subscribers might need. I have not attempted to edit or correct the content of the pages. I made a few small edits, and hav

ACCMAIL in Spanish (was: ACCMAIL in other languages)

The Spanish version of the ACCMAIL FAQ version 10.2 is now available by autoresponder: accmail.faq.es `AT` szs.net -- szs `at` szs `dot` net -- To contribute to the discussion, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, email

Expita Pages Rescued

It's getting quite difficult to keep up with all these changes! It seems that Gerry Boyd has rescued his own pages ... http://www.expita.com/ has been restored. -- szs `at` szs `dot` net -- To contribute to the discussion, emai

ACCMAIL in Russian (was: ACCMAIL in other languages)

The Russian version of the ACCMAIL FAQ version 10.2 is already available from more than one Russian-language resource. It is now also available via szs.net by autoresponder: accmail.faq.ru `AT` szs.net I have added it to the FAQs which can be downloaded from http://szs.net/emailonly/ I can't

ACCMAIL in Indonesian (was: ACCMAIL in other languages)

The Indonesian version of the ACCMAIL FAQ version 10.2 is now available by autoresponder: accmail.faq.id `AT` szs.net -- szs `at` szs `dot` net -- To contribute to the discussion, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, ema

ACCMAIL in Hungarian (was: ACCMAIL in other languages)

A Hungarian version of the ACCMAIL FAQ version 10.1 is now available by autoresponder: accmail.faq.hu `AT` szs.net Still missing: Chinese Farsi Italian Romanian Swedish Urdu -- szs `at` szs `dot` net -

Updating the FAQ

On 2 Sep 2004 at 17:35, Frits Westra wrote: > I'd rather not translate the current FAQ with superseded information. It's > unclear to me whether you'll ask Gerry for permission to edit the English > version. Or do you have other intentions with it? You are right -- version 10 really is old. Gerry

Web to Email Server Test Pages

Hello accmailers ... I'm developing a new resource for people who use email-only methods to retrieve web pages. If you get http://szs.net/emailonly/tests/ you will see immediately what it is. The idea is have a standard set of very small files which can be used to test and compare output from

NEWS: new quiet owner

Accmailers ... The list has a new 'quiet' owner: Eugeny Sattler, a veteran list member, contributor and moderator. Quiet owners do not have admin responsibiity, but they can make executive decisions in case of an emergency. There are two other quiet owners: Gerry Boyd and Bob Rankin. So if I get

Updating the FAQ

On 7 Sep 2004 at 16:57, Albert Reiner wrote: > To prevent a similar situation in the future, it might be a good idea > to put some notes into the new version stating under what conditions > people may modify and redistribute the text. (Just pointing to some > well-known licence might be sufficient

Updating the FAQ

Lena is right! On 8 Sep 2004 at 16:23, Lena from Kiev wrote: > I don't think so. Today > ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/news.answers/internet-services/access-via-email > begins from header containing: > > Originator: [EMAIL PROTECTED] The FAQ is posted by the mit.edu FAQ server, not by expita.com.

NEWS: a new accmail topic

Hello ACCMailers ... A Listserver 'topic' defines a subset of posts to the list. Until now, we have had just one topic (NEWS), but we have just added another named UPDATES. Posts labelled UPDATES will be restricted to formatted updates of the main FAQ -- authoritative information that is more-or-

UPDATES: web-to-email servers / Vancouver Webpages Webgate

This information is based on recent tests, and is believed to be accurate on the date of the post. Vancouver Webpages Webgate Category: web-to-email servers Posting address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Command: as the subject, or

Agora now

File http://szs.net/emailonly/updates/2004.09.15.txt is my proposed update of the essential facts about the last remaining Agora server. It is open to comment, critique and corrections. -- szs `at` szs `dot` net -- To contribut

Games by Email

For a long time, the ACCMAIL FAQ has had a entry for the PBeM Server (for info, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject help tutorial) I always thought it was a rather obscure interest until I looked at the Open Directory category "Games: Online: Play-By-E-Mail" at http://dmoz.org/Games/On

Some resources for learning english by email

Here is a partial list. Please tell us about any more that you know of. 1. BBC Learning English (a very large department) For information about learning english resources available by email, use a web-to-email server to

Re: FAQ

On 15 Sep 2004 at 18:58, euronauta wrote: > Some weeks ago I asked the [EMAIL PROTECTED] for the accmail faq > and it sent the version 10.2 to me. After reading on that document the > existence of this mailing list I sent my subscription. What I received > from the server is the latest one? Thank y

Re: web-to-email servers / Vancouver Webpages Webgate

On 16 Sep 2004 at 9:03, RGR Aceron wrote: > > Vancouver Webpages Webgate > How many URL's is the maximum for an email in the body? Is it unlimited as > in agora? You can request more than one URL in the email body, but it won't be unlimited! They don't say what their maximum is. Perhaps they have

UPDATES: web-to-email servers / Agora

This information is based on recent tests, and is believed to be accurate on the date of the post. Agora (dna.affrc.go.jp) Category: web-to-email servers Posting address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Command: in the message body W

Re: GMANE - Mail To News And Back Again

On 22 Sep 2004 at 8:12, Eugeny Sattler The Spam Hater wrote: > I think GMANE is an interesting project, so I repost here > what I got from Binky successor ... This is a great idea! I have filled in the form to add ACCMAIL to their list. Maybe the owners of other ACCMAIL-related lists (eg: the Russ

NEWS: another new accmail topic

Hello ACCMailers ... A Listserver 'topic' defines a subset of posts to the list. Until now, we have had just two topics (NEWS and UPDATES), but we have just added another named PBE. Posts labelled PBE will be restricted to posts that are about Publishing By Email. "Publishing" means putting conte

news: accmail gated to the gmane newsgroup hierarchy (correction)

On 10 Oct 2004 at 14:25, Albert Reiner wrote: > , > |Error GMANE-03252: Something is wrong. Perhaps something didn't > |match a group name. Perhaps something else. > ` It was slow to appear, but it is there now. The group name is 'emailonly' not 'accmail'. Correction: http://news.

Is WWW4Mail at Trieste Dead?

Hello accmailers ... The WWW4Mail server [EMAIL PROTECTED] has not responded to my tests for over a month. It has not appeared regularly in the Net Services Server Statistics Robot since 8 August (just 4 times in September). Does anyone know if this WWW4Mail server is still alive? Has anyone had

Is WWW4Mail at Trieste Dead?

On 29 Sep 2004 at 14:09, Ramiro Ochoa wrote: > No, it is not dead. It is (sometimes) VERY slow. The reply comes > after one or two days, but it works. OK, the two WWW4Mail servers are not dead if somebody somewhere can use them. I guess something like this is happening ... * WWW4Mail makes quite

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (October 2004)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Oct 2004 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". 1. Purpose 2. The ACCMAIL FAQ: a guide to offline i

Where We Are

Here is Listserv's breakdown of ACCMAIL subscribers by country. But Listserv does not know your actual country of residence. The table below is really an analyis of the domain registration of your Internet Service Providers or webmail hosts -- not of where you live. So all subscribers with .com,

agora, getweb and getpage.....

On 25 Oct 2004 at 8:48, pp wrote: > I would like to know what is happend with server of [EMAIL PROTECTED] I > had sent my request for resources but it does not send back any answer for > me, the same thinks is happend with [EMAIL PROTECTED] and > [EMAIL PROTECTED] , are they down? Perhaps there is

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (November 2004)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Nov 2004 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". 1. Purpose 2. The ACCMAIL FAQ: a guide to offline i

Where We Are

Here is Listserv's breakdown of ACCMAIL subscribers by country. Listserv does not know your actual country of residence. The table below is really an analyis of the domain registration of your Internet Service Providers or webmail hosts -- not of where you live. So all subscribers with .com, .org

Mirroring website using email

On 13 Nov 2004 at 15:53, Gary Griswold wrote: > A university in a remote location has a 33kbps UUCP connection to the > Internet. Because their connection to the internet includes one step that > is UUCP, they are unable to use HTTP, but use accmail services, such as > www4mail, agora, emailweb, p

Status

On 30 Nov 2004 at 7:53, Bob Rankin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Every once in a while I get a request for the latest version of the > ACCMAIL guide. I usually point people to the copy at RTFM.MIT.EDU -- > is that the latest known copy? Hello Bob + Welcome Back ... The most recent published versi

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (December 2004)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Dec 2004 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". 1. Purpose 2. The ACCMAIL FAQ: a guide to offline i

Where We Are

Here is Listserv's breakdown of ACCMAIL subscribers by country. Listserv does not know your actual country of residence. The table below is really an analyis of the domain registration of your Internet Service Providers or webmail hosts -- not of where you live. So all subscribers with .com, .org

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (January 2005)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Jan 2005 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to accmail@listserv.aol.com the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". 1. Purpose 2. The ACCMAIL FAQ: a guide to of

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (February 2005)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Feb 2005 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to accmail@listserv.aol.com the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". 1. Purpose 2. The ACCMAIL FAQ: a guide to of

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (March 2005)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Mar 2005 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to accmail@listserv.aol.com the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". 1. Purpose 2. The ACCMAIL FAQ: a guide to of

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (April 2005)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Apr 2005 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to accmail@listserv.aol.com the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". 1. Purpose 2. The ACCMAIL FAQ: a guide to of

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (May 2005)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 May 2005 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to accmail@listserv.aol.com the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". 1. Purpose 2. The ACCMAIL FAQ: a guide to of

Where We Are

Here is Listserv's breakdown of ACCMAIL subscribers by country. Listserv does not know your actual country of residence. The table below is really an analyis of the domain registration of your Internet Service Providers or webmail hosts -- not of where you live. So all subscribers with .com, .org

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (June 2005)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Jun 2005 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to accmail@listserv.aol.com the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". 1. Purpose 2. The ACCMAIL FAQ: a guide to of

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (July 2005)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Jul 2005 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to accmail@listserv.aol.com the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". 1. Purpose 2. The ACCMAIL FAQ: a guide to of

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (August 2005)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Aug 2005 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to accmail@listserv.aol.com the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". 1. Purpose 2. The ACCMAIL FAQ: a guide to of

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (September 2005)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Sep 2005 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to accmail@listserv.aol.com the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". 1. Purpose 2. The ACCMAIL FAQ: a guide to of

NEWS: Monthly Reminder (October 2005)

= ACCMAIL Monthly Reminder === Posted 01 Oct 2005 This message is intended to inform you what to do before posting to accmail@listserv.aol.com the mailing list discussing "Accessing the Internet via Email". 1. Purpose 2. The ACCMAIL FAQ: a guide to of

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