Any computer Whizzs ?

[Felix Atagong]

Hotmail has that download option indeed, but other webbased mailboxes don't.

I have a (free) Lycos mail address that you can only view by using the web, so Lycos says, if you want a POP access you have to pay for it.

But there is a freeware utility around that can read most 'free' webbased e-mail accounts and import those into Outlook (Express) or whatever... (you can also use it to load RSS feeds in Outlook).

Here it is, attention the page is a very slow loader (and is sometimes down, like 5 minutes ago): http://www.freepops.org/

Update: it can also be accessed through Sourceforge.net but that domain seems down too: http://sourceforge.net/projects/freepops

 

[mercmannick]

emady

he only uses it as webmail, so in affect would need to sign in and look at mails



Merc

 

[mercmannick]

can You Experts look at this .....


To view any internet webpage a copy of that page is downloaded and placed on the computers hard disc usually into a folder called ‘temporary internet files’. Each individual webpage is made up of one or more files all of which are stored in this folder. These files consist of a HTML (hypertext markup language) file which includes most if not all the words, layout instructions and links to other web locations. The other files are generally pictures and graphical images that fit within the layout described in the HTML file. Once these files are downloaded or during this process the internet browser being used constructs and displays the page from the information contained in the HTML file.

Hotmail pages are just normal web pages and conform to the same system. Therefore forensically it is possible to view and reconstruct hotmail emails that have been view on a computer without having to re-connect to the hotmail system.

Over time most internet browsers are configured to delete the temporary internet files automatically, but as the data is not over-written even these deleted files can be totally or partially recovered.

and tell me this is wrong ,

my m8 still saying i can even give you a photo of your hotmail inbox from your PC hard drive


Thanks

Merc

 

[mercmannick]

Any Gurus have a input on this ?

Thanks

Merc