MMD and AOL
By Pete Woodworth
Greetings, all. In MMD 97.03.12, Debbie Legg wrote:
> When MMD is an attached file I simply click on 'download now.' In less > than 30 seconds it's stored on my hard drive. I sign off AOL, double > click My Computer (Windows 95), double click C drive, then AOL3.0, AOL > download, and there it is ready to view or move to the floppy. Sounds > like a lot of double-clicking, but after you've done it a couple times > it goes real fast.
A lot of AOL users are unaware that there is an even *faster* way provided by AOL to upload and download email and news, called FlashSessions. FlashSessions may be set up to automatically logon to AOL at any time you desire, download your email (with or without attachments) to any directory or folder that you desire, then logoff! I have been using AOL in this manner for years, with only a few minutes of usage 'on the clock' per month.
To configure FlashSessions, poke MAIL|SET UP FLASHSESSIONS and follow the directions. To manually activate a FlashSession, poke MAIL|ACTIVATE FLASHSESSION NOW. You can choose to remain online after your email has been uploaded/downloaded.
If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to write to me directly. Cheers.
Pete Woodworth - San Luis Obispo, California
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(Message sent Thu 13 Mar 1997, 16:52:51 GMT, from time zone GMT-0800.) |
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