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Wine Enthusiast Guide Spring 2003 Edition
LandWare has teamed with respected Wine Enthusiast Magazine to bring you the Spring 2003 Edition of its Wine Guide. The Spring 2003 Edition of the Buyers Guide is free to all registered owners of the Wine Enthusiast Guide 2003 and includes: All wine reviews up to the May 2003 issue of Wine Enthusiast Magazine and an interactive vintage chart which now includes wine maturity and harvest quality ratings up to 2001.

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File Managers

Quik_Fix @ 6/23/2003 3:29:31 PM #

Maybe I'm alone in thinking this, but I can't see myself paying $12 for a file manager. Filez is free and perfectly functional. Granted there might be a little feature plus to Teal Mover, but is that feature plus worth $12? That seems awful steep. With so many options out there, I think Teal Software might be stretching a little far trying to make money off of a VFS manager.

Oh, and I forgot..

FIRST POST! Oh yeah! Its my birfday! End zone dance! Booty Shake!

Ahem.
Pardon me.

Oh my God. They found me. I dunno how but they found me...
RUN FOR IT MARTY!

Quik_Fix
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RE: File Managers

greentruck15 @ 6/23/2003 10:22:53 PM #

I like Mcfile, you can bluetooth sys. files from the palm - file z won't let me do that..but I keep it around because it is like an old truck

PaPi-Mail supports SSL

ggeoffre @ 6/23/2003 3:58:42 PM #

Don't get me wrong, I think that is is great that there is more then one company out there inovating and enhancing the support of the various mail clinets for the PalmOS. But I did not think that SnaperMail was the _ONLY_ email application that can handle SSL. PaPi-Mail also supports SSL...

http://www.ses-soft.com/papi/PaPi-Mail/

I also realize that VersaMail requires PalmOS 5.1 or greater for SSL support. I do not think that Iambic Mail supports SSL yet.

RE: PaPi-Mail supports SSL

ganoe @ 6/23/2003 4:53:57 PM #

I think the artilce says SSL with attachments. Does PaPi-Mail do that?

RE: PaPi-Mail supports SSL

chybinj @ 6/23/2003 5:01:02 PM #

While PaPi-Mail supports SSL, it does not seem to support attachments, which is what the article refers to.

Regards - John

RE: PaPi-Mail supports SSL

Altema @ 6/23/2003 8:41:40 PM #

VersaMail supports receiving SSL email, but cannot send SSL email. Not sure about PaPi-Mail though.

RE: PaPi-Mail supports SSL

Altema @ 6/23/2003 8:47:48 PM #

Apparently PaPi-Mail has no client side or Pop3 SSL support. Seems like a good email client though... The clip below is from their website:

"POP3: APOP supported. (POP3 over SSL is NOT supported.)
IMAP4 over SSL/TLS supported. (SSL Client Authentication is not supported.)
SMTP: SMTP over SSL/TLS, SMTP Authentication, POP before SMTP supported. (SSL Client Authentication is not supported.)"

WineGuide at New Eng Palm User Group

mes700 @ 6/23/2003 4:57:02 PM #

The New England Palm User Group (NEPUG) will feature the Wine Enthusiast Guide 2003 from Landware at its meeting on Tues, July 15, 2003. The event will actually be a combination meeting/wine tatsting, held at a Boston area wine dealer.

For complete details, please visit our web site:

http://www.nepug.org

Intrusive ads

RSC @ 6/23/2003 6:48:10 PM #

Ugh! What was up with that full-page ad that I was forced to look at before getting to the article?

RE: Intrusive ads

Gekko @ 6/23/2003 7:29:27 PM #

i don't know but loooks like the new ms windows mobile is advertising hard here.

RE: Intrusive ads

Altema @ 6/23/2003 8:52:15 PM #

"i don't know but loooks like the new ms windows mobile is advertising hard here."

Yeah, they will be pushing very hard... be prepared for a deluge of online and tv ads. With the best-ever iPaq, and Pocket Windows 2003 being "more stable", this is their best opportunity to overcome Palm OS. It's do, or die and spend several more years as an also ran.