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It sound just like yahoo mail, or hot mail with the added attraction of a
filter. Oh, of course there is probably the aol advertizing and advertizing
and advertizing.
Please explain more about this 'free filtered email address'. How many
people are getting smut email? I thought the web sites were the problem.
Vita-learn central is looking at filtering software, and since E-Rate is
going to make us filter anyway, I think I will stick with netscape for now.
jon scherbatskoy
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From: David Mitchell <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2000 8:43 PM
Subject: Re: AOL@school
> I installed it and found it to be pretty lame. Contrary to reports, it
did
> not take over my machine or alter my internet access. THe pros are it
gives
> every teacher and student a free filtered email address that can be
accessed
> only at school. Not much else. Lots of work signing up each student and
> teacher...
>
> Dave Mitchell
> Tech Coordinator
> Hazen Union School
> Hardwick,VT
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