The short answer: yes. Because email passes through many systems on its way to its destination, and because it is usually transmitted "in the clear," it is possible for an eavesdropper in the right place to intercept a message. This is especially true with unsecured or public networks, such as wireless hotspots. Your login and password are also transmitted to SpeedGate when checking (and sometimes when sending) mail.

The first time you log in you will be presented with the preferences page. Don't worry - most of the defaults should suit you just fine. Two things you may want to look at are the "From" line containing your name and email address and your signature. If you do not want your email to use any of the options listed, click on the "Edit Forms" toolbar button at the top of the page.

Your email address is your login ID followed by @speed.net. For example, if your login ID was "bob", your email address would be bob@speed.net. On older versions of Eudora, your POP account is your login ID followed by the POP server (examples: bob@mail.speed.net, bob@dialup-pop.speed.net). It looks like an email address, but it isn't. We recommend turning on secure connections for both sending and receiving.

Usually, all your mail is transferred off of our servers and onto your computer. Anything you download is no longer available if you go check the same account on another computer. Most email programs have a setting that will leave mail on the server so that you can retrieve it from another computer. You do have to be careful setting this up, because if neither computer clears out the old messages, you could end up with with several months' worth of email clogging your mailbox on the server.

This happens when your mailbox is VERY large and our POP server is trying to make a backup of your mailbox (for safety). Sometimes it takes longer than your mail program is willing to wait. For Outlook or Outlook Express, try increasing the Server Timeouts setting in the Advanced section of your their mail settings. For Eudora, add the following line to your Eudora.ini file, after the "[Miscellaneous]" section: Network Timeout="3000"

With any software installation, there's no way to be sure. If you think we'd go to all the trouble of building this application and easily-identified web site just to steal your password and get all your copper ore, then don't download it.

Finally, I'm going to illustrate how to ask questions in a smart way by example; pairs of questions about the same problem, one asked in a stupid way and one in a smart way.

Finally, I'm going to illustrate how to ask questions in a smart way by example; pairs of questions about the same problem, one asked in a stupid way and one in a smart way.

Library users wishing to read e-mail in the library may use any of the public access computers on the first and second floors, or the computers in the Typing/E-mail/Word Processing room on the third floor of the library (Room 3103).

If you have your mail account password protected people can still see the contents of your inbox. The content of your messages can not be viewed but the full record of messages can be seen. If this is not secure enough, you may password protect your profile. This means that when Netscape, or Messenger is started you are prompted for a password immediately. This will secure your mail account.

MIMEDefang is a server plug-in that allows flexible scanning of messages as they arrive. In our setup, it has three main jobs: First it scans for and removes viruses. Next, it calls the spam scanner. Finally, it takes any attached programs, such as .exe, .bat, and .vbs files, and renames them so they can't be run automatically or accidentally, just in case a new virus slips through.

Finally, I'm going to illustrate how to ask questions in a smart way by example; pairs of questions about the same problem, one asked in a stupid way and one in a smart way.

No. Only Boston.com can read the information about your ID and password. No other site has access to it through your browser. However, anyone who sits down at your computer can log on to our site using your Member information if you have chosen to "save your ID and password." We recommend saving your sign-on only if your computer is in a secure location; if you are in a public place and want to make sure that your ID and password are not stored there, click Log Out on our home page.

This is yet another common question from newcomers using ircII. There is no mail over irc. The mail notification that you see is the number of mail messages in your Unix mailbox. To read this, exit irc, and type "mail", or "pine", or "elm", or your favourite mail reader. The command /whowas can be used if the person in question has signed off recently (this depends - usually not more than 5-10 minutes). /whowas Mmmm for example, will tell you if a person with nickname Mmmm was on irc recently.

Most user's mail can be read on either cantor or stokes, but please don't read your mail on both machines at the same time, lest your mailbox become corrupted.

Yes. You can find this on the filtering tab of the SpamBayes manager dialog. However, you should also see the envelope icon question.

If you are regularly disconnected when trying to send or read email, check to make sure you are dialing into AOL at your modem's maximum speed. If you already are, try setting it to a lower speed. Make sure you've selected the correct profile for your modem in the AOL setup. If all that checks out, try a different local phone number (access numbers can be found at Keyword: Access). If several local phone numbers all have the same problem, it could be the quality of your physical phone line.

You can request to have as many envelopes as you wish from your PostBox to be mailed to you at any time or you can select a specific schedule (every 2 months, every 3 months, every 6 months, once a year) by changing your Delivery Options of your PostBox. If you select a specific schedule, you can still request envelopes mailed to you at anytime you wish.

All the stuff in the multimedia sections is for you to use. But DO NOT steal anything I have created or manipulated. Also, do not re-print any of my original text without prior permission. I have seen two websites already who have stolen pages and my actual main page, and claimed to be theirs. If you are going to create a Superman movie site, why not be original ? I guarantee that fans want original websites, not copies, and you wouldn't get many hits anyway.

Yes. You can use the org/apache/maven/model/io/xpp3/MavenXpp3Reader class from maven model to read a pom.

The relevant statute can be found on the Missouri House website. Click here to read the contents of House Bill 64.

Yes. In the body of your message, tell us you want a zip copy of the AutoPress file and send us an e-mail. Or, you can

No. The SQL Remote messages are encoded into 7-bit ASCII to make delivery through existing Email systems easier. SQL Remote also uses simple run-length compression, since the messages are encoded and compressed they are unreadable. The -v switch for DBRemote will display the contents of the messages as they are read. This switch introduces significant overhead and should only be used when debugging. You have published the related tables using a subquery in the subscribe by clause.

Sure, it’s possible, but not as likely. The most critical documents in the mail are tax returns, bank statements, pre-approved credit card applications, blank bank checks, and anything containing your name, address, social security number, and date of birth. It is extremely difficult (seemingly impossible) to change your social security number since so many federal and state official records are tied to it.

Well, that's not very nice! But there are three specific reasons it makes a lot more sense to use the +7 Balance Engine™: a) +7 Systems has a pending patent application. Sorry, but we have to mention that. Otherwise, our patent attorney may hurt us. (She's small, but she's fierce!) b) Automated game balance is much harder that it may sound. The questions and answers above highlight some of the pitfalls, and there are many others.

By all means. Send your message to anyone.but.me@nosuchhost.com and it will be dealt with appropriately.

If you like. I have a mail form you can use to contact me. Bear in mind, however, that I try to include everything I know in this FAQ and that it's updated reasonably regularly. If the information you're looking for isn't here, I may not be able to help. Try working through the links page first to see if any of the other sites answer your question.