Mark, I totally agree with you. I like a real email client way way better than any webmail interface. As you said, your email disappears when the connection to the webmail server is lost. I use

I had two 7104 mainframes I saved from the scrap dealer. Kept one when I moved. It took a while to get all 4 Plug-Ins (including the one with Variable Delay), but I found them. The mainframe is a

This has been my deskside 'scope for the last 5 years or so. I'm only selling it as I got seduced by an extra 150MHz bandwidth! Collection from Kenilworth, UK David

Restored to working order by yours truly. No, I haven't done the full calibration as it takes a *long* time! Make me a sensible offer and it is yours! David

Hi Albert, are you trying to bring my depression back? -- Best regards, Fred S.

Same here but mine is close to 20 years. I have the client on both the desktop and the laptop and synchronize them, so I have those emails, and access to download new emails, whenever and wherever I

Metal can, or plastic bottle? -Chuck Harris Dennis Tillman W7PF wrote:

Exactly As Dale says we have multiple accounts (personal + Business) and frankly and using the group web interface directly takes MUCH more time. Also I have years worth of history across multiple

For some people webmail is not a viable option because of the number of accounts that they have to handle from several email servers. If I had to do webmail for all of my accounts and servers that

The list admin has asked us not to discuss the issue while he looks at the solution. Unfortunately, there are lot of myths here that may have been true in 1998 but no longer are, and they form the

Hi Dave, Here's a link -- let me know if it doesn't work for you: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/gmail-offline/ejidjjhkpiempkbhmpbfngldlkglhimk?hl=en Thanks, Kyle -- KSR Amps / Rhodes

" It also has a Chrome extension called Gmail Offline that works like a stand-alone client in that it will queue email compositions and sync send/receive tasks once online." Hey Kyle, I've been

Hi Adrian, Right -- Gmail, aka Google mail. It's web based, so one doesn't need a stand-alone client. For those who have connection issues (slow / intermittent) there are two additional options --

Hi Kyle, is the 'Gmail' you are refer to the Google email service? If so, I didn't think it's offers a stand-alone email client like Thunderbird, Eudora etc so no use for anyone who needs a client

Thunderbird will also thread conversations as this one was threaded.  It's not because of the email reader that complaints from the attachments arose.  The problem is the same whether an email

Thanks Dennis, Mainframe is option7 (rear interconnected) , I only need to modify DC508 to option 7. Board is installed but without

Thanks Dennis, Mainframe is option7 (rear interconnected) , I only need to modify DC508 to option 7. Board is installed but without

1N3758 is not a tunnel diode. It is a rectifier that the NTE NTE5804will replace The NTE part is: Axial Lead Standard Recovery Silicon Rectifiers, 3 Amp, 400V, DO27 The 1N3758appears to be a 400V, 1A

This has happened to me about eight or nine times. Not a big deal.

Hi Miguel, TM503 is just a 3 slot mainframe. That can't possibly be what you are referring to as Option 7. It might be part of the option since, presumably, you will want to have the TR502 and the