The one whose computer are in the same LAN as you, or his(her) computer has a global IP address. Also, SuperPIM must run on his(her) computer.

If you are out of coverage the signal strength indicator displays no bars, and you cannot send or receive instant messages. However, if you are still signed on to AIM, your screen name still displays in your friends' online buddy list groups. If you are out of coverage, still signed on to AIM and someone tries to send you a message, the AIM service will attempt to send you the message. However, if the AIM service cannot successfully deliver the message (i.e.

If your radio is off, the signal strength indicator displays Off, and you cannot send or receive instant messages. However, if you are still signed on to AIM, your screen name still displays in your friends' online buddy list groups. To send and receive instant messages (if you are in coverage), turn the radio back on or sign off AIM so you will not appear online to others. Back to top

Yes, you will be charged for each message that you send or receive. Whether you receive a text message, or an instant message, the cost is $0.15 per message. For a better value, sign-up for a MEdia Bundle.

Go to the "My Home" tab, then click on "Mail". At the top left, next to "Inbox", click on "Sent Messages" and you'll be taken to a page where you can see all of your sent messages.

gt;Duplication of messages sent to jcnews is caused by answering "y" or "yes" to BOTH of >the following prompts when replying to a jcnews posting: gt;O.K. to answer "y" or "yes" to this one if you want to post your response to everyone >subscribing to jcnews.

There are a couple of ways that this can happen. First, there are viruses which send out mail automatically to addresses in your address book, or from websites in your cache. So, if your computer is infected, you wouldn't know that you had sent the messages. The other possibility is that there are some viruses which forge the "From:" line of messages using the same random selection of email address as above.

No this service is not currently active, replying messages sent by VSNL’s web2SMS will yield no result.

CBFSMS.com allows you to receive replies for every message you send. For one text message sent, you can receive an unlimited number of replies. The more replies you get to your message, the more outgoing SMS we will guarantee you. A guaranteed SMS means you will never see the "service will resume in..." message. Guaranteed SMS are automatically used if this is the case. If this is not the case, your guaranteed SMS are stored up.

No. As a guest, you can reply to all messages except winks sent to you by hitting "reply" at your real mail box. If you have received a "Wink" you must be a Gold Member to reply to the "Wink". If you are a Gold Member you can click on the profile link at the bottom of the "Wink" email. That will take you to the users profile where you can scroll to the bottom of their profile in order to initiate an email.

Send a message from the same account that you're receiving them at, with 'Remove' as the first word of the subject line. Or the first word of the message body. Or both.

Offline messages are checked every 15 minutes and then sent via email to you if you have enabled offline message forwarding via email. The time may be slightly longer if there are a large number of messages being sent on the server. Offline e-mail setting can be changed from the Preferences, under Server Preferences.

Log on to the secure messaging service and click on the Find Message link on the left side of the screen. You will see: You can select any number of fields and the system will find those messages that match the criteria you enter.

Right after you log in, an Offline Message form will open with a list of your messages and when they were received. If you do not respond or save these messages they will be deleted when you log off.

While e-mail is a good way to correspond privately with members, it has several drawbacks: You must open your e-mail application to write and send the message; the recipient must open his/her e-mail application; check his/her mail and your message will mixed in with all the other mail and it can take sometimes several minutes to an hour for mail to reach the recipient. an alternative to e-mail, our forum offers a faster, more private method.

Yes, you have the ability to change the color of your text messages. To change the color of your messages, click on the ???text color??? right above the send portion of the chat window. Choose any color out of the palette and begin typing.

Receiving multiple messages occurs when you are signed into the AOL Instant Messaging Network more than once on the same PC. For example, when you log onto your AIM account through MECA AND onto the AOL Instant Messenger on the same PC, the messages sent to you will be delivered to both messengers. You can prevent the duplicate messages by having only one instance of your AIM account open at a time.

The BitWise "day" runs from 0401 (am)- 0400, Eastern Time. While still a 24-hour day, it begins four hours later than the standard clock. If, on a particular night, you want to reset your counter at midnight, you may manually update it via the Preferences (although it will still be reset again at 4 am). This is done for a variety of reasons, but the biggest is that our servers have a large number of daily tasks that need to be run when the least fewest users are on the system.

No extra tag is added to the subject line, such as [gnucash-user] or [gnucash-devel], so how can I distinguish the different lists? A: Each message has a header "List-Id:" such as one of the following: List-Id: General Accounting Discussions <gnucash-user.gnucash.org> List-Id: GnuCash Software Design and Development Discussion <gnucash-devel.gnucash.org> etc. (To see these, look at the email source, or turn on "rich headers" or "full headers" in your email client program.

Yes. ANYTIME you need to alter any one or more messages, you simply log into your account, make changes as needed, and save it. Simple. Quick. Easy.

You might prefer to periodically receive one large piece of e-mail (a digest) from the mailing list, instead of receiving each individual message sent to the list. To begin receiving digests Send the text "set nausicaa digest" in the body of an e-mail to the address listserv@listserv.brown.edu. To receive individual messages instead of digests Send the text "set nausicaa nodigest" in the body of an e-mail to the e-mail address listserv@listserv.brown.edu.