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On 23 Jun 99, at 22:53, Mike Buraczewski wrote:
> This is perhaps off topic; if so I appologize.
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> I was talking with a couple this evening about internet access on the road.
> They are snow birds, so spend their summer time at home [Wisconsin] and
> winters in Florida and Arizona. They wanted to know how I thought they
> could best keep getting E-mail while on the road. The have a cell phone,
> but no standard phone connection. They do have occasional access to the
> Internet via a library computer etc.
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> They are open to any suggestions such as lap tops etc.
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> Has anyone dealt with this type of on the road e-mail support and if so how
> do you think they are best served?
You might take a look at www.mytalk.com, and see if that meets their needs.
Disclaimer: I work for them.
David G
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