This is something we have used on one account. It works fine most of the time. The FAQ for the whitelist = address book mentions that if you add a person from a certain domain (ex: juan@mycustomersURL.com) all email from mycustomersURL.com will be allowed through. This is where the flakeyness comes in; this works for awhile and seems to forget; even though the contact's info is still in the address book. This whitelist system is a pain to support since it resides on the IMAP email system; maybe it is available if you use Earthlink's software, which we do not, I'm not sure. I sent several messages to myself (30+ with attachments total ~500Kb) from my yahoo account and to my gmail account. The message arrived at yahoo & gmail immediately however I have yet to see them through my Earthlink account. I used the dhdhd+1@url.com, dhdhd+2@url.com method to recieve them all at the same account. I also totally shut off the spam filter for my account; we'll see how long it takes.
~~~~~~ Laziness is nothing more than the habit of resting before you get tired. - Jules Renard
But then again how much does your plumber make per hour? As mentioned above when the service becomes a basic service respect goes out the door. I heard on radio last night an interview of a lawyer who lived in the Balitmore MD area and could not find anyone to do manual labor work around his house. He appeared to be expressing a common problem. So has tech work been reduced to manual labor?
I have also used VNC for some time now on a Win P2P network and works quite well. There is some lag between the remote mouse and the local but they(AT&T) have a little marker under the remote mouse that marks the actual mouse location so there's no need to wait on the lag.
StarOffice not only opens MSOffice(w/out having to do special selecting, just click) docs but "save as"'s them reasonably well with minimal formatting loss.
Try using a line break or paragraph tag; it makes things so much easier to read. I read the first line and my eyes went out of focus.
Check out this
UseIt.comarticle for more info and reasons why.
This same article was posted at ZDNet News yesterday @ 4:44am. It's funny that David Becker sells the story to ZDNet the day before it runs in his own paper.
All sys get cracked in time so make it secure as mentioned but use some failsafe methods also.
I would make the patient records online an opt-in item and or on a rotating basis for those who may need it (chronic care) along with login disclaimers and signed paperwork at opt-in.
I was in an office that had a sys in every room and I had time(had I wanted to) to fool with them; put two people in the room(look-out and tinkerer) and you have a problem.
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This is something we have used on one account. It works fine most of the time. The FAQ for the whitelist = address book mentions that if you add a person from a certain domain (ex: juan@mycustomersURL.com) all email from mycustomersURL.com will be allowed through. This is where the flakeyness comes in; this works for awhile and seems to forget; even though the contact's info is still in the address book.
This whitelist system is a pain to support since it resides on the IMAP email system; maybe it is available if you use Earthlink's software, which we do not, I'm not sure.
I sent several messages to myself (30+ with attachments total ~500Kb) from my yahoo account and to my gmail account. The message arrived at yahoo & gmail immediately however I have yet to see them through my Earthlink account. I used the dhdhd+1@url.com, dhdhd+2@url.com method to recieve them all at the same account. I also totally shut off the spam filter for my account; we'll see how long it takes.
~~~~~~
Laziness is nothing more than the habit of resting before you get tired. - Jules Renard
But then again how much does your plumber make per hour? As mentioned above when the service becomes a basic service respect goes out the door. I heard on radio last night an interview of a lawyer who lived in the Balitmore MD area and could not find anyone to do manual labor work around his house. He appeared to be expressing a common problem. So has tech work been reduced to manual labor?
This article was posted back in Nov of '03. go figure.
This appears to be Psion Teklogix NetPad(r) Main Page. A small photo is included.
Here is the spec sheet (96.6Kb.pdf)
I have also used VNC for some time now on a Win P2P network and works quite well. There is some lag between the remote mouse and the local but they(AT&T) have a little marker under the remote mouse that marks the actual mouse location so there's no need to wait on the lag.
PC and Pixel cartoon at Yahoo Comics shows exactlly what was posted about CmdrTaco earlier.
StarOffice not only opens MSOffice(w/out having to do special selecting, just click) docs but "save as"'s them reasonably well with minimal formatting loss.
It would appear that Google as recieved some /.age at their cache site.
/. or maybe the cache is on a different server setup. ??
Now that's some seriuos
Try using a line break or paragraph tag; it makes things so much easier to read. I read the first line and my eyes went out of focus. Check out this UseIt.com article for more info and reasons why.
This same article was posted at ZDNet News yesterday @ 4:44am. It's funny that David Becker sells the story to ZDNet the day before it runs in his own paper.
All sys get cracked in time so make it secure as mentioned but use some failsafe methods also.
I would make the patient records online an opt-in item and or on a rotating basis for those who may need it (chronic care) along with login disclaimers and signed paperwork at opt-in.
I was in an office that had a sys in every room and I had time(had I wanted to) to fool with them; put two people in the room(look-out and tinkerer) and you have a problem.