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  1. Re:Really, why? by 7times9 · · Score: 1 · on Microsoft Office 2007 In Linux With WINE

    Stuck with Microsoft Outlook for work e-mail? Want access to your raw e-mail messages from Outlook? Prefer to use your own e-mail client rather than the clumsy Outlook client? If so, weboutlook is for you. weboutlook is a Python module that retrieves full, raw e-mails from Microsoft Outlook Web Access by screen scraping. It can do the following: * Log into a Microsoft Outlook Web Access account with a given username and password. * Retrieve all e-mail IDs from the first page of your Inbox. * Retrieve the full, raw source of the e-mail with a given ID. * Delete an e-mail with a given ID (technically, move it to the 'Deleted Items' folder).

  2. Re:Nope ... too late by kgbspy · · Score: 1 · on Batch-o-Moz: Firefox, Thunderbird, Suite Released

    www.allmusic.com - quite a popular site, too. There was an awful lot of angst amongst Firefox users when AMG redesigned their site (an extension was even developed by one user to neaten up the new, non-standards-compliant site), but as of a week or so ago it just plain doesn't work in Firefox.

    Still, not nearly enough to make me want to stop using FF.

  3. Exporting from GMail with Python by holovaty · · Score: 2, Interesting · on Gmail in the News

    I've been experimenting with a Python interface to Gmail. Just released version 0.1 today. Hope it's helpful to someone.

  4. Re:The Web is not a visual medium by Isofarro · · Score: 1 · on W3C Web Accessibility Standards 2.0
    [Retrieving updated website items]
    I have a longterm project to solve this, generally: [theory]


    No need. Its already done. Its called RSS. Its a way of syndicating new items on a website. When you use an RSS aggregator it periodically requests an update from the website, bringing new items to your attention within one update cycle.

    Major news sites and web logs are already using this technology. Recently the BBC and Rolling Stone added RSS feeds to their websites. The New York Times has been using RSS feeds for quite some time already.