jake wrote:
Somebody was asking "does anybody still use dial-up internet?" i still use it, in west
aberdeenshire, scotland, because the phone line can't cope with "broadband". And that's
why i changed to SeaMonkey, from outlook express,.... i can set it to 'truncate' any message bigger
than 20K ...... it brings in the sender's name and a few sentences then skips to the next message
....( i never managed to do that with OE, if there is a big attachment it churns away for ever
trying to download it and never gets to the next message ).... jake w
Thank You. <grin> <*GRIN*>
I use dial-up by choice. I consider the advertised price of 2 of
the 3 "high speed" (sic) providers in my region of Southwest
Missouri to be fraudulent. There is a third provider (using a
microwave link) who quotes a realistic cost. But >> 90% of my
usage is ASCII text only, why overpay?
SeaMonkey allows me to optimally configure my system.
On the rare occasions I actually need high speed access, I take
my laptop to the local public library and connect thru their
system via WiFi. For access a few time a year, that is my tax
dollars well spent.
P.S. The library throttles connection speed for optimum community
usage.
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