Hi,
FWIW, the which element that is a part of majorcool is, IMHO, on the mark
for nearly all of the things I'm expecting to encounter.
As per prior advice, I turned "which" down to a max of 5 results. Then
anyone snooping for an address listing would have to do plenty of work to
find an address list. Often, I just turn which off. With MajorCool
working well, I think I'll turn off which all the time.
As I understand it, with majorcool, one has to start by typing in an
email address. Then that person can WHICH on that address. But, since
this is all with a web interface, it works well, only for web folks.
For an example:
http://www.sportsurf.net/majorcool/majorcool.cgi
A potential snag with mcool happens in the instance when a person is
getting email and the exact address isn't known. Most folks would have a
clue as to what address(es) that they are/were using. A system
administrator might not however. :/ When this happens, the mj which is
still needed. But, most of the time a user with WWW can get along well
without which by using majorcool, IMHO.
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Mark Rauterkus, Publisher, S.S.S. http://www.sportsurf.net
mrauterkus@sportsurf.net http://www.SportSurf.Net/FootNotes
FootNotes: Mac E-book authoring and distribution environment with
built-in multi-media, lan, web, internet and e-mail capabilities.
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