From:	wtanksle AT dolphin DOT openprojects DOT net (William Tanksley)
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Subject:	Re: Kinda OT--newsreader and mail client suggestions?
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On Tue, 29 Jun 1999 13:31:10 -0400, Charles Krug wrote:
>Darren Noble wrote:

>> For wich OS? I'm usin KMail for KDE under Linux.

>I'm running NT, working about 10% of the time building 32-bit dos box
>programs with djgpp, and the remainder doing embedded applications
>development--about 95% on the TI-c40, with the balance divided
>roughly even between TI-c3x, c6x, and 68k.

If you're offline sometimes, Yarn is good because it runs on DOS and
Windows.  I prefer it to most online programs I've used, except for SLRN
(but SLRN only does news, no email reception).

>Charles

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-William "Billy" Tanksley

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