Hey guys, just now discovered that we all have missed a great thing. Opera Software celebrated its 10th anniversary by giving free registration codes to anybody But now that offer is over . They have stopped it at night august 31st http://my.opera.com/community/party/reg.dml <http://my.opera.com/community/party/reg.dml> unfortunately this info was not sent to this list in time :(( ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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Hello , Here are a few more ftpmail servers I know of, maybe they will be of use to you: "ftpmail@..." "ftpmail@..." and "ftpmail@..." (the last one has its "badmailfrom" list, so it is possible that you will need to change your "envelope" address to use it) By the way, I suggest that you also try the "www4mail" server as an ftp one. In case you haven't already done it, the valid command is "[GET] ftp://..." (no quotes, "GET" is optional) Regards ----------------------------------------------------------------------
Nick, wrote, <<< ...But, the incorrect thing, is when some "hinting" deny the right of an organization...to, voluntarily, offer free services...>>> <<While I agree wholeheartedly that it's the right of any organization to decide if they want to offer service for free, I have to say that I didn't interpret anyone's comments as saying otherwise. Maybe I missed that post or maybe I read it and misunderstood - if so I'd appreciate if someone who's not worried about bandwidth could forward it to me - this way I can interpret things better in the future. If on the other hand Bassim is misinterpreting please say so so that we're not angry for no reason. Thanks. Nick Nick.staff@... .>> ****************************************** Hi Nick, I mentioned "SOME" and "HINTING". Obviously "Some" means "part of" or "not all the ....", "Hinting" means "indirect speech" in the context of my previous message. You're right, there were no open "pert" talk about denying the right to offer free services ......etc. So, I can't give you a solid interpretation of what was said and feel no obligation to do so as we're in a near family like, convergence and not on the New Yorker, TIME magazine. or Fox news(Continue reading)
Thanks for help me. Results: "ftpmail@..." don't work for user outside of Russian requesting files from servers not Russian. "ftpmail@..." doesn't exist. "ftpmail@..." has no answer me yet. Actually, my problem is not the ftpmail service. It is that the server I want to download the file from is very slow, and ftpmail service does not wait for the answer more than a 'x' time less than the one I need. Raibel From Cuba -----Mensaje original----- De: contact@... [mailto:contact@...] Enviado el: domingo, 4 de septiembre de 2005 11:09 am Asunto: Re: Help me to download a file by free service Hello , Here are a few more ftpmail servers I know of, maybe they will be of use to you: "ftpmail@..." "ftpmail@..." and "ftpmail@..." (the last one has its "badmailfrom" list, so it is possible that you will need to change your "envelope" address to use it) By the way, I suggest that you also try the "www4mail" server as an ftp one. In case you haven't already done it, the valid command is "[GET] ftp://..."(Continue reading)
Hereunder an excerpt from TOURBUS Volume 11, Number 12 -- 8 September 2005 found at : http://www.tourbus.com/ Might be helpful for some of us. Bassim ************************************************** 4. Mail2Web -------------------- Mail2Web is a free Web site that lets you check the contents of any POP3 or IMAP e-mail account. In other words, if you use Outlook or Eudora (or any of the hundreds of POP-3 email programs out there) and want to check your email when you are away from your computer, this site will let you do it. And better still, unlike Hotmail, Mail2Web doesn't require you to send scads of personal information to Bill Gates before you can use the service. :) http://mail2web.com/ Since Mail2Web is only a Web interface -- it shows you the contents of your email inbox without actually "popping" the mail -- you can read your emails on a remote computer and then, when you return to your own computer, download all of those emails just like normal. Mail2Web also lets you reply to and even delete any or all of the emails in your inbox before you ever even download them with your regular email program.(Continue reading)
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Posted 01 Oct 2005
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3. Usenet
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