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www4Mail (inglés)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~( HELP file for www4mail )~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br /> http://www4mail.org<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br /><br /> Web Navigation & Database Search by E-Mail (The Next Generation)<br /> www4mail - QUICK HELP GUIDE - version 3.0/2001<br /><br /><br /> What is www4mail?<br /> How to use www4mail?<br /> Asking for Further On-line Help<br /> Receiving Web documents as e-mail attachment<br /> Receiving Web documents in the body of a message <br /> Dealing with Frames<br /> Typing Long URLs <br /> Automatic Splitting of Messages <br /> Message Splitting Upon Request<br /> Retrieving Any Part of a Split Message <br /> UUENCODING Messages <br /> Retrieving Web pages as PostScript or PDF files<br /> Requesting Password-protected Web/FTP sites <br /> www4mail Quota Limits<br /> www4mail Access Control List (ACL)<br /> FTP and Binary Files via www4mail <br /> Special www4mail Options<br /> Disclaimer<br /><br /><br /> <br />What is www4mail?<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br /><br />www4mail is an <a class="zem_slink" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source" title="Open source" rel="wikipedia">open source</a> application, that allows you to navigate <br />off-line and search the whole Internet via electronic mail (e-mail) <br />by using any standard Web browser and a MIME (Multipurpose Internet <br />Mail Exchange) aware e-mail program. E-mail messages sent to <br />www4mail servers get automatically passed to your e-mail agent when<br />you select (one or more) buttons that link to other Web documents<br />within a requested Web page. There are many options available for<br />user quota statistics, e-mail uuencoding reply, etc. <br /><br /><br /><br />How to use www4mail?<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />... It is simple!<br /><br />Within the body of an e-mail message to: www4mail just specify the<br />Internet "address", called Uniform Resource Locator (URL), of the Web<br />site(s)/page(s) you want to retrieve. By default these will be sent as<br />e-mail Attachments. To get Web documents in the body of an e-mail message<br />you may also add one of the options SEND, GET, GET SOURCE, or XSOURCE as<br />indicated next. Or use XUUENCODE to request uuencoding contents.<br /><br /><br /><br />Asking for Further On-line Help<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br /> <br />Help in Specific topics can also be retrived by sending another e-mail<br />to a www4mail server and writing in the body of the e-mail, e.g.:<br /><br /> help COOKIES<br /><br />Other topics include: <br /><br /> DENIALS END ERRORS FORMS GET<br /> GETPART GETPS GETPDF GETSIZE QUOTA<br /> SEND SOURCE SPLIT TSOURCE XBASE <br /> XBYJS XBYPASS XCHARSET XCLEARCOOKIES XDISABLECOOKIES<br /> XDELAYJOB XDELETEJOB XDOCINFO XEXTRAOPT XFORM <br /> XFORMREPLY XGET XIMAGE XJSDUMP XLANGUAGE<br /> XLOADIMG XLOADURL XMIME XMULTIMIME XMYLANG <br /> XMYQUOTA XNOAUTOZIP XNOCOOKIES XNOFRAME XNOSCRIPT <br /> XNOSTAT XSEPARATE XSOURCE XSUBMIT_NOW XSUBMIT_ON <br /> XURLCODE XUSEPOST XUSEQP XUUDEVIEW XUUENCODE <br /><br /><br /><br />Receiving Web documents as e-mail attachment<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />Receiving Web documents as e-mail attachment allows you to save and re-use<br />the Web document; specially for a later search of the Internet. <br /><br />For example to retrieve some Web pages of The Abdus Salam International<br />Centre for Theoretical Physics Web server in Trieste, Italy, send an<br />e-mail<br /><br /> To: www4mail@wm.ictp.trieste.it<br /> Subject: (... whatever you like)<br /><br />and write (one or up to 5 requests) in the body of the e-mail:<br /><br /> http://www.ictp.trieste.it/<br /> http://www.collaborium.org<br /> ...<br /><br />www4mail will reply with the requested Web document as an e-mail<br />attachment which you can visualize with any standard Web browser like<br />Netscape, MS Internet explorer, Lynx, etc. Therein, the original page<br />layout (tables, colours, etc) will be preserved. <br /><br />You can obtain interest messages by selecting the respective buttons and<br />clicking the `Get Selected Document(s)' button at the footer of the Web<br />page to make a new, single e-mail request to www4mail. <br /><br />If you want to retrieve the original, UNMODIFIED HTML sources as an e-mail<br />attachment which you can visualize it with any standard Web browser like<br />Netscape, Internet explorer, Lynx, etc, then type: <br /><br /> TSOURCE http://www.ictp.trieste.it/<br /><br />The original page layout (tables, frames, colours, etc) will be preserved. <br />You can list up to 5 `TSOURCE URLs' as you need within the body of your<br />message to www4mail, but write one `TSOURCE URL' per line. <br /><br /><br /><br />Receiving Web documents in the body of a message<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />Compatibility with alternative "Agora" and "GetWeb" server is also<br />possible. Similarly to the "Agora" and "GetWeb" services, you can also<br />retrieve Web pages (converted into text) in the body of a message if you<br />prefer so. <br /><br />For the previous example, send an e-mail<br /><br /> To: www4mail@wm.ictp.trieste.it<br /> Subject: (... whatever you like)<br /><br />and write in the body of the e-mail any of the following options:<br /><br /> GET http://www.ictp.trieste.it/<br />or<br /> SEND http://www.ictp.trieste.it/<br /><br />Then to continue navigating the Web using www4mail send another e-mail<br />message to: www4mail and specify the URL(s) you need as in the above<br />example. <br /><br />If you want to retrieve the UNMODIFIED HTML sources in the body of an<br />e-mail message, write any of the following options: <br /><br /> GET SOURCE http://www.ictp.trieste.it/<br />or, simply,<br /> SOURCE http://www.ictp.trieste.it/<br /><br />In case your e-mail reader does not support MIME, you can get the www4mail<br />filtered HTML sources in the body of an e-mail message, by using the<br />following option: <br /><br /> XSOURCE http://www.ictp.trieste.it/<br /><br />You can list up to 5 `XSOURCE URLs' as you need within the body of your<br />message to www4mail, but write one `XSOURCE URL' per line. <br /><br /><br /><br />Dealing with Frames<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />If the URL requested is made of FRAMES (i.e., a main page containing <br />several other pages) then www4mail by default will use its own new<br />built in "frames2table" convertor and you will receive them as one <br />attached document. If you use the SOURCE option of a URL containing <br />FRAMES then www4mail will send you only the page with the FRAMESET. <br /><br /><br /><br />Typing Long URLs <br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <br />If the URL requested is too long to fit into a single line, you can split<br />up by ending the line with a backslash (`\'). For example, use<br /><br /> To: www4mail@wm.ictp.trieste.it<br /> Subject: (... whatever you like)<br /><br /> http://www.ictp.trieste.it/cgi-bin/ICTPsmr/mkhtml/smr2htm\<br /> l.pl?smr1099/Announcement<br /><br /><br /><br />Automatic Splitting of Messages<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />All binary files larger than 300kB and smaller than 6 MB will<br />automatically get split into smaller chunks of 300kB each and are sent as<br />a MIME BASE64 attachment. <br /><br />All TEXT and HTML files larger than 300kB and smaller than 6 MB will<br />automatically get pk-zipped and are subsequently treated as binary files,<br />subject to splitting and MIME encoding on delivery. <br /><br />There also exists the possibility of uuencoding binary files using<br />UUENCODE option upon request.<br /><br /><br /><br />Message Splitting Upon Request<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />If your mailer software or gateway has a file size limit of less than<br />300kB, then you can request that www4mail split messages into files of<br />smaller sizes. To lower this value, use the GETSIZE command. <br /><br />For example, the following command splits the file into 10k chunks<br />instead:<br /><br /> To: www4mail@wm.ictp.trieste.it<br /> Subject: (... whatever you like)<br /><br /> GETSIZE 10000 one option line only!<br /> URL_here<br /><br />GETSIZE sets the size of the www4mail reply message in bytes (no other<br />symbols are allowed). You can list as many URLs as you need within the<br />body of your message to www4mail, but write one URL per line. <br /><br />When www4mail replies to a GETSIZE command, then the requested Web<br />document is always sent as an attachment. You may need to force your Mail<br />User Agent to save it using the save file option. Finally, a suitable<br />application or command can be used to combine all chunks (on UNIX use: <br />"cat file.1 file.2 file.3 > file" and on DOS use: "copy /b<br />file.1+file.2+file.3 file"). <br /><br />If you are displaying on your browser a Web document sent by www4mail, and<br />want to retrieve the selected documents split in smaller chunks, then you<br />can enter a maximum size of reply(s) from www4mail in the box near the<br />`Get Selected Document(s) button at the footer of the Web page you are<br />viewing. <br /><br /><br /><br />Retrieving Any Part of a Split Message<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />The following command allows you to retrieve any part of a split message. <br />Send an e-mail<br /><br /> To: www4mail@wm.ictp.trieste.it<br /> Subject: (... whatever you like)<br /><br /> GETPART 1, 2 3 , 5-8 one option line only!<br /> GETSIZE 10000 one option line only!<br /> URL_here<br /><br />GETPART sets the number of parts to return in each e-mail by www4mail. If<br />GETSIZE is not given, www4mail uses its default values -see section<br />Automatic Splitting of Messages (above). <br /><br />When www4mail replies to a GETPART command, then the requested Web<br />document is ALWAYS sent as an attachment. You may need to force your Mail<br />User Agent to save it using the save file option. Finally, a suitable<br />application or command can be used to combine all chunks (on UNIX use: <br />"cat file.1 file.2 file.3 > file" and on DOS use: "copy /b<br />file.1+file.2+file.3 file"). <br /><br /><br /><br />UUENCODING Messages<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />The following command allows you to retrieve any Web document uuencoded. <br />Send an e-mail<br /><br /> To: www4mail@wm.ictp.trieste.it<br /> Subject: (... whatever you like)<br /> <br /> XUUENCODE (use one option line only!)<br /> URL_here<br /><br />When www4mail replies to a XUUENCODE command, then the requested Web<br />document is always sent in the body of the e-mail. www4mail will always<br />reply with an extra e-mail messages with your usage statistics. If the<br />file requested is large, then you can use the GETPART command to set the<br />number of parts to return in each e-mail by www4mail and GETSIZE command<br />to set the size of the www4mail reply message in bytes. For example,<br /><br /> To: www4mail@wm.ictp.trieste.it<br /> Subject: (... whatever you like)<br /> <br /> GETPART 1, 2 3 , 5-8 (use one option line only!)<br /> GETSIZE 10000 (use one option line only!)<br /> XUUENCODE<br /> URL_here<br /><br />A suitable application or command (like UNIX cat file1 file2 file3 ><br />output) can be used to combine all chunks after uudecoding each single<br />part. <br /><br /><br /><br /><br />Retrieving Web pages as PostScript or PDF files<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />The following command allows you to retrieve any Web document converted<br />into PostScript file (including the images, if any, in the document). <br />Send an e-mail<br /><br /> To: www4mail@wm.ictp.trieste.it<br /> Subject: (... whatever you like)<br /><br /> GETPS one option line only!<br /> URL_here<br /><br />Use instead GETPDF to retrieve Portable Document Format files. If other<br />commands are not used in conjunction with GETPS or GETPDF (such as GETSIZE<br />to set the size of the www4mail reply message) , www4mail uses its default<br />values -see section Automatic Splitting of Messages (above). <br /><br />When www4mail replies to a GETPS/GETPDF commands, then the requested Web<br />document is ALWAYS sent as an attachment. This should force your Mail User<br />Agent the save file option or to open automatically your Web Browser. <br /><br />If the file requested is bigger than 300kB, then it will automatically get<br />split and sent in separate e-mails. A suitable application or command<br />(like UNIX: "cat file1 file2 file3 > output.ps") can be used to combine<br />all chunks. <br /><br />To receive the Web pages as PostScript or PDF files in the body of an e-mail<br />and uuendoded, then you can use the following option<br /><br /> To: www4mail@wm.ictp.trieste.it<br /> Subject: (... whatever you like)<br /> <br /> GETPS (use one option line only!)<br /> XUUENCODE<br /> URL_here<br /><br />Use instead GETPDF to retrieve Portable Document Format files. www4mail will<br />always reply with an extra e-mail messages with your usage statistics.<br /><br /><br /><br />Requesting Password-protected Web/FTP sites<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />User authentication support for password-protected sites is also available<br />by www4mail. To access such Web site/pages conforming to the pattern<br />`protocol://username:password@site/directory' you need to know (and then<br />pass on) the correct USERNAME and PASSWORD. <br /><br />In these cases send an e-mail<br /><br /> To: www4mail@wm.ictp.trieste.it<br /> Subject: (... whatever you like)<br /><br />and write in the body of the e-mail:<br /><br /> http://username:password@site/path<br />or<br /> ftp://username:password@site/path<br /><br />where site/path is the machine,domain,directory,file you want to retrieve<br />and the @-sign is used to separate the string `username:password' from the<br />site/path. <br /><br />Once you have received the www4mail reply, you will be able to navigate to<br />such protected pages without further authentication. www4mail will do it<br />automatically for you. <br /><br />Of course, you can get the same information in the body of a e-mail<br />message and as a plain text file, by adding the GET or SEND options, or as<br />an HTML source adding GET SOURCE, SOURCE or XSOURCE options. <br /><br />BUT PLEASE NOTE passwords passed this way, like everything else under<br />e-mail, are not necessarily private, because:<br /> - www4mail logs in all transactions locally.<br /> - HTTP/FTP transactions with any server via e-mail are unencrypted<br /> and may be intercepted on the Internet.<br /><br />Secured Web servers (https://) are also handled by www4mail.<br /><br /><br /><br />www4mail Quota Limits<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />The quota period of a www4mail free service depends on the system<br />administrator. Usually the quota is limited to 100 to 300 requests <br />(in the categories - html or text or document source) per week. <br /><br />If you have exeeded your weekly quota, www4mail will inform you with a<br />"503 Error Message - Service Unvailble (quota finished)" and will stop<br />anwsering your requests after that!<br /><br />WARNING: Your quota will considerably vary when requesting binary files<br />such as ".exe", ".zip". These types of files will account for 3 to 5 times<br />as much. Images such as ".jpg", ".gif" will account for 20 times as much! <br />www4mail aims to facilitate access and searching of (HTML) Web documents. <br /><br />Each reply you get from the www4mail carries information about your<br />remaining quota and the day of the last access (usage within the quota<br />week). For instance, on the body of every ww4mail reply you will get<br />something like this: <br /><br />Dear User,<br /> Statistics of your (per week) usage of this service<br /> ===================================================<br /> Remaining Quota : 196<br /> Used Quota : 4<br /> Last access : html on Tue Jan 8 14:08:04 2001<br /><br />It is also possible to CHECK at any time YOUR WEEKLY QUOTA by sending<br />an e-mail <br /><br /> To: www4mail@wm.ictp.trieste.it<br /> Subject: (... whatever you like)<br /> <br />and write in the body of the e-mail:<br /> <br /> XMYQUOTA<br /><br /><br /><br />www4mail Access Control List (ACL)<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />Please note that although www4mail is a free service that allows to<br />navigate the whole Internet via e-mail, but it will not permit access to<br />Web sites/documents that are Copyright or licensed, like most<br />Journals/Newspapers on-line, Library CD-ROMs, etc. <br /><br />www4mail keeps its own private Access Control List (ACL), which is<br />constantly updated. See section Disclaimer (below). <br /><br /><br /><br />FTP and Binary Files via www4mail<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />If you use www4mail to retrieve, for example, image files (extensions<br />`.jpg', `.gif'), software (extensions `.tar', `hqx'), files in Word<br />(extension `.doc') or WordPerfect (extension `.wp'), or files which have<br />been compressed (extensions `.gz', `Z'), then www4mail will send you such<br />files as an attachment. <br /><br />For example, if you send an e-mail<br /><br /> To: www4mail@wm.ictp.trieste.it<br /> Subject: (... whatever you like)<br /><br /> ftp://ftp.andrew.cmu.edu/pub/mpack/mpack15d.zip<br />or<br /> http://www.ictp.trieste.it/images/ProfSalam.gif<br /><br />You will receive a binary message as BASE64 MIME file-attachment. There<br />also exists the possibility of uuencoding binary files using UUENCODE<br />option upon request. Please note that there are limits on the number of<br />bytes that www4mail will send you! -see section Automatic Splitting of<br />Messages (above). <br /><br />If a message is larger than 300 kilobytes (300kb), www4mail will<br />automatically split it into two or more 300kb files, and send each file as<br />a separate message. If this is the case, you will need to rebuild the<br />original file by attaching the single parts in one file only. A suitable<br />application or command can be used to combine all chunks (on UNIX use: <br />"cat file.1 file.2 file.3 > file" and on DOS use: "copy /b<br />file.1+file.2+file.3 file"). <br /><br />Your quota will considerably vary when requesting binary files!<br /><br /><br /><br />Special www4mail Options<br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />www4mail has been enhanced to include more specialized options for<br />setting the language and character set, allowing links for images, etc. <br />These new options were introduced as a result of the responsive feedback<br />from testers during the first months of trial.<br /><br />For example, you can also use any of the following options: <br /><br />XIMAGE (use one option line only!) <br /> This option will include links for images in a Web document sent as<br /> an attachment. <br />XLANGUAGE xx , xx (all in one option line only!) <br /> This option allows to set a list of (comma-separated) preferred<br /> language(s) for retrieving a Web document (please note that<br /> language support will only work if it is make available on the Web<br /> server requested). Examples of language codes available include: de<br /> (for German), en for English, fr for French, etc. <br /><br />XCHARSET xxxxx , xxxxx (all in one option line only!)<br /> This option allows to define the list of (comma-separated)<br /> preferred character set(s) for retrieving a Web document (please<br /> note that charset support will only work if it is available on the<br /> Web server requested). Examples of character sets available include: <br /> euc-cn (for Chinese), euc-jp (for Japanese), iso-8859-6 (for <br /> Arabic), etc. <br /><br />XMIME (use one option line only!)<br /> Some Mail User Agents render/display HTML or text attachments<br /> directly by themselves. For such MUAs www4mail can generate a<br /> different Content-Type: header for HTML documents. If this is the<br /> case, then using XMIME you can force the sending of html<br /> attachments using a MIME header of application/html. This is useful<br /> for preventing your e-mail client from attempting to open the html<br /> attachment itself. <br /><br />XURLCODE (use one option line only!)<br /> When filling HTML forms via e-mail, it could happen that your data<br /> input might get damaged somewhere along the line, in which case<br /> you might get a request to resend the data from the Web server. By<br /> using the XURLCODE option www4mail will attempt to instruct your<br /> Web browser to code the data before transmission by e-mail. This<br /> should protect the integrity of your input data and permit the<br /> submission of the filled form. <br /><br />XBYJS (use one option line only!)<br /> Some Web browsers are not capable of transmitting data by e-mail,<br /> e.g., MS-IE v3.0. This problem usually shows up after you check<br /> the links that you would like to retrieve and select the "Get<br /> Selected Document(s)" button. What you get is that your mail<br /> program opens a new message with the address of the www4mail server<br /> appearing and the body of the message blank. You can use the XBYJS<br /> option to work-around this problem provided you are using a<br /> JavaScript compatible browser. Note: This work-around tries to fill<br /> in the Subject: line automatically instead of the message body<br /> needed by www4mail. But if you notice that the Subject: line is<br /> blank, you will need to cut out all characters starting from the ?<br /> sign in the To: field and paste them in the Subject: line manually. <br /><br /><br /><br />Disclaimer<br />~~~~~~~~~~<br /><br />All requests, usage or abuse of any of the available www4mail servers <br />are stored in log files.<br /> <br />The authors providers of the Perl source code for www4mail cannot<br />be held responsible for the contents, presentation or mis-presentation<br />of Web documents retrieved from the Internet using any public or private<br />www4mail server. <br /><br />Updated information on www4mail can be found at: http://www4mail.org<br /><br /> ... Have a nice Internet navigation with www4mail!<br /><br /><br />

Web2Mail (inglés)

Frequently Asked Questions<br /><br /> 1. What is Web2Mail Lite?<br /> 2. How do I retrieve messages from POP email accounts?<br /> 3. How do I read my email on the web?<br /> 4. How do I send email messages and replies?<br /> 5. What is an instant delivery request?<br /> 6. How do I search the web by email?<br /> 7. What are web page subscriptions?<br /> 1. What delivery formats are available?<br /> 2. What are "include" and "exclude" words?<br /> 3. How do I suspend deliveries?<br /> 4. How do subscription folders work? <br /> 8. What about my privacy? <br /><br />What is Web2Mail Lite?<br />Web2Mail Lite is a free service giving you:<br /><br /> * A way to read and send POP email on the web<br /> * A new email address - username@web2mail.com<br /> * Email subscriptons to your favorite web pages<br /> * A way to browse and search the web by email <br /><br />How do I retrieve messages from POP email accounts?<br />Web2Mail Lite enables you to read your POP email on the web, from anywhere in the world. Just enter your username, password and server address then click "Get mail" to retrieve your email from any POP mail server.<br />How do I read my email on the web?<br />Once you've retrieved your POP email, you can read it online at Web2Mail. Just click the subject line of any message in your messaage list to read it. Sort your messages by sender, subject, date or size by clicking the blue table headers. We give every user 2MB of space to hold their emails.<br />How do I send email messages and replies?<br />Reply to any email you've received, or write and send a new email to anyone. The email is sent from your real email address or your Web2Mail Lite email address - it's up to you.<br />What is an instant delivery request?<br />Web2Mail Lite makes it easy to access the web by email. To request instant delivery of a web page, send an email to www@web2mail.com with the address of the web page you want as the subject of your email message. For example an email with the subject "news.bbc.co.uk" would request the BBC news. You should receive a reply within 5 minutes.<br />How do I search the web by email?<br />Web2Mail Lite even enables you to search the web by email. For example, to search for "peanuts" send an email to www@web2mail.com with the subject "search peanuts" in your email message. We will use a popular search engine to perform your search then reply to you with your search results, usually within 5 minutes.<br />What are web page subscriptions?<br />Web2Mail Lite gives you control over the web. Subscribe to web pages to have them delivered to your inbox according to your own schedule. You may choose the delivery time and frequency - daily, weekly, or on a particular day of the month. We only send you web pages if they have changed since the last time you read them.<br />What delivery formats are available?<br />By defalt, Web2Mail Lite delivers web pages as HTML without including any web page images. This is much faster than including images, but you may choose to have images included if you wish.<br />What are "include" and "exclude" words?<br />When we read web pages for you, we can check that they include or exclude words from the text. This way, you only receive web pages that include content that interests you, and exclude content that doesn't.<br />How do I suspend deliveries?<br />If you wish to suspend any web page delivery schedule, just click "Edit", then check the "Suspend deliveries" option. If you wish to suspend all your your subscriptions, click "Change my details" then check the "Suspend all deliveries" option. This is very useful when you go on vacation.<br />How do subscription folders work?<br />Use the Web2Mail Lite folders to arrange your web page subscriptons, just like you use your Favourites folders in your web browser. You'll find Web2Mail Lite folders more convenient because you can use them from any PC, anywhere in the world.<br />What about my privacy?<br />Please read our privacy policy if you have any concerns about your privacy. We promise not to give your email address to any third party, and never to send you email messages without your consent.<br /><br />

Agora (español)

Si quieres ver una pagina web, y no se tiene navegador, pero si se posee una cuenta de mail, se puede utilizar el FtpMail, un servicio gratuito que ofrecen universidades o centros privados para la comunidad internauta.<br /><br />Pagina1/1<br /><br />La dirección agora@dna.affrc.go.jp, es real y funciona, aunque ahí muchas mas direcciones en Internet. La respuesta puede durar de unas horas, a unos días, y esta limitado a 5.000 lineas, esta limitación incluye texto archivos binarios como .JPG, .GIF, .EXE, .ZIP, etc.<br /><br />Siempre deja el campo Subject en blanco.<br /><br />1.- Para recibir una pagina web recibiendo el contenido de la pagina se tiene que enviar un mail como:<br /><br />Mailto: agora@dna.affrc.go.jp<br />Body: SEND http://bulma.net/queesbulma.phtml<br /><br />2.- Para recibir una pagina web recibiendo el código fuente en HTML de la pagina se tiene que enviar un mail como:<br /><br />Mailto: agora@dna.affrc.go.jp<br />Body: source http://bulma.net/queesbulma.phtml<br /><br />3.- Para bajar un archivo binario, por ejemplo, el archivo bulma.jpg que se encuentra en Bulma:<br /><br />Mailto: agora@dna.affrc.go.jp<br />Body: send http://bulma.net/images/bulma.jpg<br /><br />A continuación el manual oficial en Inglés:<br /> <br /> ****************************************************<br /> ** <a href="http://www.dna.affrc.go.jp/htdocs/Agora/Help.txt">Agora: Retrieving WWW Documents through mail</a> **<br /> ****************************************************<br /><br />

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