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Hi,
I have just recently installed freebds 2.2.2 on my home computer.
I would like to dial into or telnet into it from work where I have win 95
to check my mail via my ISP account.
Can anyone get me started or point me in the right direction to accomplish
this.
Thanks Alot

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Rick Knebel 
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