For Mac users download Stuffit Expander for Macintosh Version: 4.5. Note: If you have downloaded and installed software onto your Macintosh before, you may already have Stuffit Expander. Please read the information on the manufacturer's web site (Aladdin Systems, Inc.) carefully before downloading and installing. If you need an image viewer for Windows PCs try Tucows for several different .tif viewers.

PeopleSoft uses the IETF-8 character set for its email. Some email clients are unable to display email using this character set. Use an email client that can display IETF-8 character set. All problems regarding use of the system should be reported to the UF Help Desk - 392-HELP, helpdesk@ufl.edu.

With K7, you can receive faxes and voice messages without having to be at the office. You can receive both faxes and voice messages the same way you receive your email. Your voice messages and fax messages will be sent as email attachments and can be viewed with the click of a mouse. If you can't access your email remotely, you can receive both faxes and voice messages via the K7 Web site. K7 will also work with free email services such as "Hotmail".

There could be a number of different reasons for this. Please forward the email to support@easyinfomail.co.za and we will see if we can get to the bottom of it.

For extra security, Outlook Express contains a feature that blocks all file types that have the potential of containing a virus. It does not scan the attachments, it just blocks them. If you have an up-to-date virus scanner, it is safe to turn this feature off. Here is how: Can anyone else get to the site? If not, this is usually because the domain name has expired or the account has been suspended due to non-payment. Please contact the billing department to verify.

No. You won't receive a bill from us. K7 does not charge you setup or monthly fees-unlike the local phone company.

Attachments allow you to send photos, documents, in fact any file that you have on your computer over the Internet via email. For tips and tricks to sending and opening attachments visit Netscape (then click on Communicator Help), Internet Explorer, Eudora, or the documentation for your email program.

All members can open attachments. In Premium Forums, the attachment icon will indicate what type of file is attached. The icon for images in Premium Forums is a thumbnail version of the image. In Starter Forums, all attachments carry the same icon. In all Forums, clicking on the icon or thumbnail will open the attachment.

If this does not work for you, then probably you do not have the program in your computer that was used to create the original E-mail attachment. Try to find out how the person created the attachment and with what specific program.

E-mail servers come in two flavors: those that accept HTML e-mails (the ones that look like little web pages), and those that do not. Since most modern e-mail servers accept HTML mail, that is the default setting on your user profile. If you didn't indicate otherwise during the user registration process, then any e-mails we send you will contain HTML code (making them difficult to read) and a few small attachments, which contain graphic images.

If you don't get an attachment, it is likely that your server does not allow binary attachments. If your server changes the name of the key, try changing it back. If you can't see the ".mrf" extension change the VIEW so that you can see DOS extensions. Consider having us re-send to a friend's email address, one that can give you a copy of the key on a diskette. If you have time to wait, We can send diskettes.

Make sure that you first mark the mail for deletion, then remove it from the server using an "expunge" operation. Some email programs refer to the expunge operation as "compressing folders." Netscape Messenger keeps the downloaded headers of received email messages in cache files, which can become corrupted. Here's where the files are located: On a Unity Windows workstation, they have the ".snm" extension and are stored in the "M:\Settings\Netscape\ImapMail" directory.

K7 Unified Messaging gives you an independent voicemail box that is not attached to any of your actual phone numbers! (This is also a fax mail box). With K7 Unified Messaging, no one can hear your messages but you, since your messages are not tied to any phone.

To send faxes directly from your PC we recommend Faxaway email to fax service. There is no per page charge and the per minute charges start at 10 cents a minute. Please visit www.faxaway.com for more information.

The service is paid for by advertisers. Their banners on our Web site. There is no charge for registering, no per page charges, no monthly subscription fees, no catches or gimmicks.

The K7 service center is located in Seattle, Washington. All K7 numbers are assigned in this area. When calling from outside the U.S., the caller would dial the same way as if making a normal call to the United States. In most cases, international callers would dial the international access code followed by the U.S. county code (1) and then the K7 number. For the exact method of dialing, it is recommended that you contact your local telephone company. Since the K7 number is a U.S.