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Most students already use the network-centric model in their daily lives. Undergraduate e-mail is stored in a central disk array in the Science Center, and students use telnet and Eudora to retrieve new messages. The data, and much of the processing load, is handled by the network, not the PC on your desktop...
...everyone had problems trying to access e-mail. Steen said "pop" servers, like Eudora, were still working yesterday...
...ordinarily read e-mail from your own network-connected personal computer, you may want to avoid PINE altogether and use "Eudora," a program commonly used at Cornell and Stanford...
...Eudora collects e-mail from your inbox automatically and allows you to read and write messages without logging into...
HASCS expects to support Eudora officially later this year. In the meantime, free versions (prior to version 2.0) are available for Mac and Windows users at ftp://ftp.qualcomm.com/quest/eudora. When using Eudora, be sure that the "checking mail" setting marked "leave mail on server" is left unchecked...