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Additional
HELP from "outside sources"
We
thought we'd share some links to sites that we have
found helpful when tech supporting our own customers.
Either to use for yourself or to refer your users
to. If you come across a "dead" link or have any
additions to our list, we'd be very happy to hear
from you: access@getsite.net
Probably
the number one resource for referring customers for
additional help that would have nothing to do with
dial-up trouble.HelpFirst. Offers up assistance
with almost everything related to the web. From how
to use FTP and creating websites, to the simple tasks
of setting up a signature file and understanding how
Chat/IRC works.
Netscape
Assistance
Netscape's
Online Handbook
Netscape Tutorial
Program
Netscape
Unofficial FAQ -Very complete & helpful
Modem
& Modem Init String Resources
56K.com
-Excellent help & info for both 56K technologies
and updates on the promised ITU standard.
Costmo's Initialization
Strings
Internet Indiana's
init string database
The
Dreaded SPAM
Fight
Spam on the Internet!
How to Filter using
Eudora 3.0+
Other
Spam Resources
- Spam Hater
- Spam Hater makes it easy for you to send complaints
to the spammers and their ISPs etc.
Spam
Hater works with most e-mail clients (Agent,
Ameol, AOL, CompuServe, Eudora, Internet Explorer,
John Doe, Microsoft Internet Mail, Netscape,
Pegasus Mail, Virtual Access and WinCim) and
is very easy to use.
Best
of all, it's freeware
- ScanMail
is a great way to check your mail on the server
before you download it so that you can filter
SPAM without having to waste download time.
- ALT.SPAM
FAQ or "Figuring out fake E-Mail & Posts"
- A mother lode of information and links on
SPAM.
- Doug's
SPAM Filter Page - Another method for filtering
SPAM can be found here.
- MMG's
No Spam Page
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