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[dmorin at morinfamily.com (Duane Morin)]

> On your Netscape preferences in the appearance section check the on startup 
> launch to launch what you want. It will still take a long time. (I'm 
> assuming Netscape 4.76

Well, that's almost what I'm looking for :).  She does still use Netscape for 
her browsing, so I can't exactly take that out from under her by having the 
Netscape button launch mail.  And launching them both isn't a great option 
since she spends much more time in email than in the web.  What I was hoping 
for was some sort of command line thing that I could execute to get the 
netscape mail reader.

Duane

> Duane Morin wrote:
> > > How about Netscape's mail?  It's earned some critical acclaim, and my mom 
> > > actually uses it!  You can't get any better at displaying HTML or images 
> > > either.
> > 
> > Is there a way to invoke the mail reader directly?  I'd rather not tell her 
> > she has to boot up Netscape (I still can't get her out of the habit of 
> > clicking the icon 4 times while she waits for it to boot :)) in order to see 
> > her mail.
> > 
> > Duane
> > 
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