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jpkobie@iafrica.com wrote:
> 
> Hallo
> I downloaded Netscape 3.0 and all its components.  I installed it and it works
> fine.  My only problem is that when I want to write an e-mail message, I don't
> always want to go online, because I like to write long messages and I waste
> money like that.
> I wondered whether I can go into Netscape Mail, without having to make a call,
> write my message, make the call and send it.
> I have Windows 3.1 and the only four things in my Netscape 3.0 window are:
> NETSCAPE NAVIGATOR
> COOLTALK
> README
> UNINSTALL
> There isn't a Mail option to click on.
> The only way I can go onto Netscape Mail right now, is to go to Netscape
> Navigator, (my Quarterdeck Winsock calls automatically) and then from WINDOW at
> the top op my screen choose Netscape Mail.
> I really don't know what to do.
> Please help me.
> Please send any suggestions to:
> jpkobie@iafrica.com
> 
> Thank you very much.
> Joggie van der Merwe
> When you start Netscape, you should be able to cancel the call without having Netscape close.
From the Options menu, select Mail and News Preferences, then click on the Servers tab.
For the Check for Mail option, select Never, so you don't get an error trying to connect to the mail server.  
Then select Netscape Mail, where you can always click the Get Mail button to retrieve mail manually.
From the Netscape Mail window's Options menu, select Deferred Delivery.  This will allow you to create the 
message offline and send it once connected. 

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