Support to departments, and, within that context, to individuals in planning, purchase, and installation of computer equipment, and 2. Ongoing computing support to faculty within the department's plan. Eudora is a program used to send and read electronic mail. It differs from Pine in that it is an offline mail reader. This means that Eudora takes electronic mail from a remote computer and saves it on a local disk.
Less time is spent online, reducing the load on the server.
By storing mail to the remote IMAP folders users may free up space in their home directories and use it for other files. Information is available about using PINE and IMAP . IMAP mailboxes make it possible to store folders that are accessible from any IMAP client from any location on the Internet. The Pantheon is a complex of several machines that together provide email, Web publishing, file service, and general-purpose Unix computing for the Yale community. This HELP site offers information about Pine, printing, restoring deleted files, tips and tricks, etc.