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Re: attachment free message From: Steve & Eryl Raymond (eryl@intekom.co.za) Sun May 21 02:54:06 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Jim Connerth: "Re: Twin Amnio" Previous message: Paul Prior MD: "Business to Business Medical Web Sites" Maybe in reply to: Richard Chudacoff, MD: "attachment free message" "Richard Chudacoff, MD" wrote: > I'm moving over to Pegasus mail, and staying away from MS, but are y'all > getting nervous about attachments to emails? I know The Man likes to keep us > informed, and he did say he loved me the other day, but what are y'all doing > about the virus epidemic? Started my e-mail experience on Pegasus through a sort of intranet without internet access. Two years later finally got internet access and started to use Netscape Messenger because it was bundled with Navigator. However, soon after a bug in the progam sent me back to Pegasus temporarily, and I realised that Pegasus is actually preferable in many respects. Granted, it does seem to have occasional problems sending attachments, but otherwise it is easier and clearer, and has all of the features, and more, of Messenger (whose worst feature is the way it handles signatures, which I still can't figure out!). One recently obvious advantage is its immunity to MS targeted worms. At present I am writing this on Netscape Messenger, but I use Pegasus for 70% of my work. Highly recommended. Steve Raymond Next message: Jim Connerth: "Re: Twin Amnio" Previous message: Paul Prior MD: "Business to Business Medical Web Sites" Maybe in reply to: Richard Chudacoff, MD: "attachment free message"

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