Pegasus for DOS. I've been using it for the last year. I've also
wired it to Arachne, so Arachne can send and receive, and Pegasus can
read, and compose. It can be used simply, or can be used
complicatedly (?) :)
I noticed Arachne cant execute ASF script files unless it is
registered. I havent read the Arachne documentation since the first
one I downloaded, can unregistered copies use scripts somehow?
I wanted to make a script file to dial, send and receive, and hangup,
but she wouldnt do it, saying I had to give Michael some money :)
On 16 Apr 99 at 10:37, Vrondi wrote:
> Hello all,
> I have a 386 sitting around, and Windows 3.11 _crawls_ on it. So
> I've DOS on there. 4 meg of RAM.
> So, My Father wants me to set up this little old computer in his
> office so he can get his e-mail.
> So, what is the best DOS e-mail program for a beginner. I've set
> up several different ones and played with them, but for my father, if
> it's simple, it'll be better.
> So, suggestions everyone? Easiest POP3/SMTP e-mail program for
> the end user to use once it's set up?
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