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Go to http://www.egroups.com/remind and there put in your eMail address and click on "Send eMail" to have eGroups eMail you a new verification code for your password so you can get access to your

You have to have an mp3 player. QuickTime will play mp3s, but my favorite player is SoundJam (see <http://www.soundjam.com/>). DaveK on 12/18/00 5:12 AM, Stella Sloop at serenn@... wrote:

Hi guys (and gals)... I've been using Entourage as my main mail client for about a month and have found it almost entirely enjoyable. One problem: in Outlook Express, when you delete a message from

Hi Stacey; As for your old 7200, I believe www.everymac.com can help you out. The have listings for (not coincidentaly) every Mac ever made, with production dates and original and current resale

IMHO this upgrade is not worth it, unless you have a significant investment in "extras" on the 7200 - loads of RAM, PCI Cards, second hadr drive etc etc. For not a whole lot more than $500 places like

Yea, but even if we all agreed, everyone on the list would do the same math, decide to let someone else send in their $1 and he would probably not receive enough to cover the fee. iomug@...

With my new iMac, I hoped to be able to download and listen to MP3 files. I have downloaded a few but can't seem to figure out how to play them. Any help? Also, since downloading Napster, everything

Here some stupid email questions. My system is upgraded G3 240 mhz w/ 8.6 On OE v 5.02, i would like to change a few settings. Or move to a different email program. Even upgrade? First of all, my

I just modified my membership to send individual messages rather than the digest. I had preferred the IOMUG digest before, because it came as just one message and opening the digest gave all the

Hi, I'm looking to sell my old 7200/90 (you know, that odd, non-upgradable model). Anyone know of a site that that can give me a ball-park resale value? Or maybe some of you might know. It has 96 MB

Hi Virginia; What application was it? It is probably an extention which can be found and turned off in the Extensions Mananger control panel. They usually include the word "menu" in the name of the

A program I recently installed placed a drop down window on the very top menu bar (the one in line with the colored apple). I have trashed the program, used find to discover any other files for the

Go to the eGroups web site and change your subscription settings from receiving HTML messages to receiving plain text messages. When you do you'll still get ads, but they'll be text ads instead of the

Sure, if we all did that Mark would pay that fee then pocket hundreds of extra dollars each month! =) Remember there are a lot of subscribers on this list. Jon Bonner

With eGroups, if the list is setup to ban all attachments, HTML formatted messages don't go through to the list. What happens is your formatted message is stripped down to plain text, then eGroups

Hiya.... My Computer is a Macintosh Beige G3 minitower, circa 1998, with 266Mhz, 128MB and OS 8.1 I went to the website of my favorite radio talk show host and decided I wanted to try listening to the

What mail client are you using? Eudora? Entourage? Outlook Express? or what? The specific answer to your question depends on what mail client you have. I use Entourage. I subscribe to a number of

The ads from Egroups are an annoyance to many. I run a couple of other groups on Egroups, so I've been over this ground. If the group sponsor is willing to pay a fee to Egroups, something like $5 to

Wow! Does anyone know of any scripts available (free or otherwise) that will do this in Eudora Pro? (Paid version, 4.3.3) I know I'm probably dreaming... I just joined the IOMUG list a month ago and

Ahhhh! Michael... Thank you, thank you.... you are indeed a man of succinct talents....:-) Yolanda PS... I sent this message to the "old" IOMUG address and it bounced back saying I wasn't authorized