WC>> Well, I guess I will just have to try and beg someone that knows
 WC>> a lot about the way GIGO works to make us something for us poor
 WC>> suckers using PPP without a static IP address...  :)

 TL> I can suggest 2 options, namely UUCP and UUCP over telnet, both of which
 TL> can be made to work with both DOS and OS/2 systems.  Otherwise, you'll
 TL> have to get a permanent IP address.  AFAIK, there is no multiuser mail
 TL> transport that will work over TCP/IP (except UUCP).

what is SMTP then? i use it between all my machines. yes, i also have POP3
setup and use it for some machines. both work equally well fir their intended
purposes...

 TL> It _is_ possible to use a multitude of unix mailboxes or POP3 accounts,
 TL> but I definitely don't reccommend it, too easy to screw things up, and
 TL> very messy, unless you have root access on the ISP's machine (in other
 TL> words, you own it! :) ).

true! in my case, i have a TCP/IP network in my office and a router t the
internet. i have clients that call in or come by to get their email and do
their surfing. i'd like to do more but i'm about to run out of options for what
i can/want to do with this connect. to provide more in my area requires quite a
bit more cash outlay which i cannot fund at this time.

)\/(ark