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I am new to Linux. Just installed slink after
resolving large disk issues. Answered setup questions as best I could and now
would like to use email facilities. Setup asks for IP address, but not for
telephone numbers for my provider, msn, and seems to behave as though it is
directly hooked up to a network, which it is not. For example, using emacs, I
sent myself a test message... emacs accepted it fine, but of course it never
went anywhere
How do I now go back in and set up an appropriate
dial-up resource comparable to Outlook Express, etc, where messages are stored
on my provider and downloaded when I dial in?
David
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