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Re: Comp.Sys.Apple2

Hi,

    At home and at work for much of the past year or so, it has been via
Pine.  But not on a Unix shell account, but PC-Pine as a desktop client on
Windoze machines accessing my ISP's news server.

    With my ISP (dumbly) dumping IMAP support recently, thus rendering
PC-Pine somewhat useless as a email client (though it will work with POP3,
just very awarkward), I had been thinking about switching everything to MS
Outlook Express......but with my affinity for Pine (from my school days),
I have just kept it around and post with it.  

Don
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On Sun, 29 Sep 2002, Alexey Ratcheson wrote:

> Let's take a vote. How do most of you access Comp.Sys.Apple2 message bases?
> 
> Alexey
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