August Abolins -> JEAN PARROT wrote:

 AA> Ok..  I'm asking!     I could use that in the church library.  I'm
 AA> poised
 AA> to
 AA> install 2 extra pc's to access the main library catalog and for use as
 AA> dedicated user terminals.  Right now I would need to use sneaker-net to
 AA> update the files on each pc :((    A router would be nice improvement.


 AA> ||         I also read your comments to Charles about U'U, right on. I
 AA> ||    have it running here..
 AA> ||    One thing that I have not been able to
 AA> ||    do is nntp. Can you and is so, please lead me to it. I fancy that
 AA> ||    it is possible but I have not found it yet..

 AA> I'm not there yet either.   But the nntp part would be in ThunderBird.

As Alan pointed out to Jean in another reply, setting up ThunderBird is
more or less the same as it is in Windows.  As a matter of fact, like Alan
I use three versions of it: Windows, Linux, OS X.

However, on the Mac I chose to use MacMail for our email needs rather than
ThunderBird.  Just seemed like it worked better.

Another note:  If we can assist you in any way with your church library
needs, please feel free to email me.  I have several spare items that might
be of use to you that we are willing to donate.

Regards.

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