Re: [tlug] Reading Hebrew on Ubuntu / Claws Mail

[CL <az.4tlug@example.com>]

Curt Sampson wrote:

> How do you know this? I.e., how did you verify that it's not truncated
> on the company server, but is on your host? How do you transfer the mail
> from the company server to your host?

Curt,

Thanks for asking.

Network Solutions (NS) is a webmail server provider.  Mail arriving at 
NS can be accessed and viewed with a browser.  I have my mail 
automatically forwarded to my local POP mailbox on my work machine 
(second default mailbox on Claws Mail after GOL) and NS retains a copy. 
 I D/L these message to only one machine (unlike TLUG which is on an 
IMAP connection and shows up on my desktop AND laptop).

Also, I have an old friend teaching at a university in Israel with whom 
I communicate maybe 8~10 times a year via Gmail.  We have no problem 
using that medium.  I know for a fact that he uses a machine that is 
primarily Hebrew but he sends me messages in English (just like we all 
used to do with 286-powered NEC DOS machines in Japan when we couldn't 
get to a dual boot machine in time to answer within a polite interval).

--
CL