The following instructions show step by step how to configure a newly installed copy of Netscape 7.1 for use with the UTS Email System. Before following this procedure, you should have activated your UTS Email and General Access account. Enter your full name and email address which was given to you when you activated your UTS Email and General Access Account. Press Next. The incoming mail server name is "mailbox.uts.edu.au", and the outbound mail server is "postoffice.uts.edu.au". Click Next.

To use newsgroups you must be dialed into an ISP.com location. Secondly, you would use the news server of "news.isp.com". ISP.com newsgroups require authentication so you would use your ISP.com dial-up username in the format of user@isp.com and your password to login.

Yes. This a built in function of Netscape and cannot be changed. As currently configured, users can send mail but in order to read news they would have to go to the ?Preferences? menu item and enter the name of a news host. We trust that most library users are not going to know the name of the Cornell newshost off the top of their heads and will not bother trying to get news to work.

Why does Eudora say: "Your table of contents have been changed since your last logon: Create New, Use Old, or Cancel"

To change your newsletter and reminder option, just log into your account at MyStart! Online, and click on Edit Profile in the top right hand corner of the screen. There you can change all your options for weekly and monthly e-mails.

A Section 4.4a How To Verify And Change Your Mail Settings of Internet Texoma's How To directory has detailed instructions on setting up Netscape Navigator.

To access your mail through a client such as Outlook or Mozilla use mail.yourdomain.com to send a receive mail. Please note that your username is yourname@yourdomain.co.uk and not just yourname!

Basically no. You really need to switch to a different program for newsreading. Netscape is simply incapable of combining and decoding attachments spread over multiple messages. The *only* way you could do it might be to force Netscape to save all the parts as text files, then edit them together in the right order into one big text file, and then decode it using a stand-alone uu-decoder. But honestly, it's really pointless. Just use a newsreader that can combine and decode messages properly.

The Email/ News Reader functions which come with Netscape Navigator work very well with RideWay. Once you have properly configured Netscape Navigator to run through the 'SOCKS Host' in 'Manual Proxy Mode', you will be able to browse, ftp, email, and read news from your Client PCs.

Open the Edit menu and choose Mail & Newsgroups Account Settings. You see the Mail & Newsgroups Account Settings dialog box. Click Add Account to start the Account Wizard. The information requested by the Account Wizard depends on the type of new account you specify in its first window. The boldface headings that follow correspond to the windows you'll see when you're setting up an ISP or email provider account.

Netscape mail will be accessible through the HP Homepage by AOL. Just click on the text link that says, Netscape Mail Sign-in. HP customers wishing to create new e-mail accounts can take advantage of AOL.com's FREE e-mail. AOL's webmail service comes with 2 GB storage and is accessible from any computer with an Internet connection. AOL's webmail is IMAP-compliant so it can be accessed with Microsoft Outlook or other mail clients.

In order to provide you with the best free webmail service, Netscape Mail is being upgraded to the more robust AIM? Mail service*. The transition will take place August 25th. Your e-mail address and login process will remain the same. The look and feel of the service will change slightly, but all the features and functionality you have today will continue.

Yes. In fact, your e-mail address is yours for life. Even if you choose not to use it for a while, the address will remain yours to reactivate at any time. So, you can continue to send and receive e-mail at your current Netscape e-mail address.

Which Journals are relevant ? Some journals (both online and printed) which relate to complexity and self-organisation are: This FAQ has been compiled and is maintained by Chris Lucas of the CALResCo Group. Comments, suggestions, requests for additions and particularly criticisms and corrections are warmly welcomed. Please feel free to EMail me at CALResCo or post relevant messages to the Usenet newsgroup comp.theory.self-org-sys for discussion.

Usenet is a collection of newsgroups. Newsgroups are discussion forums. Often Usenet refers only to the "Big Eight" hierarchies: comp, humanities, misc, news, rec, sci, soc, and talk. While k12.ed.math is a newsgroup in the k12 hierarchy, it still operates by the usual Usenet conventions and is transported through the same network systems. So, for all practical purposes, it is part of Usenet. A newsgroup is not a mailing list or a listserve.

Each school has determined the default settings for the classlists. There are five default profiles for classlists. Which profile was used to create your classlist, depends on your school. As the list owner, you can change your list options by using the "Change options" selection from the Classlist Request Menu. Some schools have defined their default profile for classlists so that only the faculty instructor can send mail to the list.

Yes. There's an AppleScript, called Eudora Mailto Helper, that will let you use Eudora as the mail-sending program for Netscape. Find the file called "netscape-eudora-mailto.as" on your hard drive and double click on it. Eudora will now come up if you click a mail to link on a Web page in Netscape.