Don't stop sending articles, with caveat (was: Long Posts and Data Storage)

[Guest guest]

Wayne Fugitt wrote:

 

> Some of these are so good, I format them in Word and make web pages from

> the articles.

 

*nod* Just wanted to pipe up and say that I, too, appreciate the long &

informative

e-mails.

 

Most of the long articles have an URL at the beginning, so I suggest that those

who send

long articles continue to be mindful and put the URL at the top - that way

anyone who

doesn't want to read the article can always bookmark it for later. (I'm bad

about

bookmarks, which is why I prefer to either sit there and read it or print it out

& read

it elsewhere. One of Frank's cancer e-mails was 21 pages long....it made for

good

bedtime reading and boy do I have a lot of comments about it! More later!)

 

Those of you who do not want long e-mails - are you reading your e-mail on a

web-based

mail program (such as at or hotmail.com)? Just curious. I can see

how that

might clog things up. It's worth it to try to download your e-mail into a mail

reader

on your own computer, such as Eudora, Netscape, or Internet Explorer reader.

You can

find a free mail server that lets you send mail from your reader (it's called

" SMTP " ....or maybe it's " SMPT " )

 

:~:~:~:~:~:~ There's good info in this world....and it's worth reading.

~:~:~:~:~:~:

 

Mindywise Gamgee