Yarn may be free, but it's not worth it to me. It's just too complicated.
Other companies are on the verge of introducing windows offline readers
that just jump right in, pick up all your mail and news in a few minutes,
and save it by conference or Internet mail folder.
Then when you reply and go back offline, everything is automatically put
back into the conference it belongs. I can't handle YARN. I'm withdrawing
from this list.
Good luck to all!
-- ~ ~ WRITER-MUSICIAN-WEB AUTHOR `O O^ reesa.marchetti@compudata.com < www.jersey.net/~reesa ^^ www.netstreet.com/mr_charlie.html ...COol MOther---------- > From: Richard Steiner <rsteiner@skypoint.com> > To: yarn-list@lists.Colorado.EDU > Subject: Re: Program suggestion > Date: Thursday, July 18, 1996 1:51 AM > > On Wed, 17 Jul 1996, Otto Lang wrote: > > > On Wed, 17 Jul 1996, Juanita Fischer wrote: > > > > > 2. Postpone a message I've begun instead of having to save it to a file > > > and retrieve it later. > > > > Yes, I have just gone through this myself. It appears that one > > has to first exit YARN, so that it packages the MESSAGE.SND and > > REPLIES into the IOXR.ZIP reply file. Then you can start a second > > new mail message, (wiping out the first MESSAGE.SND!) and this > > 2nd msg will be added to the reply packet, IOXR.ZIP upon exit. > > > > This seems like an unnecessary step, this exiting. An Outbox, > > in addition to the existing Inbox, would be - as in OLX-