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> <P><FONT SIZE=3D2>So, do I have to register, or not?<BR>
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> What if as far as I know my mail is coming neither by POP or IMAP, but =
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> SMTP? What if my mail interface of choice is pine on my office =
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> even if I am connected to it from the house on a Sunday?<BR>
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> Anyway, if any human being is able to read this without it being<BR>
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> If you read this and answer, thanks!<BR>
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> Theodore Kilgore<BR>
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