I think that those who are willing to try Mozilla
(http://www.mozilla.org ) may be impressed with it. It is inherently
secure from a technical standpoint, it's available at no cost for
download, and it has a feature called 'tabbed browsing' which I find
very useful when researching and writing. I presently have 9 tabs open
in the same browser.

I'll be posting some links to useful software for ICTs, communities and
educators shortly, and though I would prefer that people use GNU/Linux
(commonly called Linux), I understand that freedom extends to choice. As
such, I'll post some links to Free Software (as in Freedom) within the
next week, Ivan-permitting.

I think I will do this tonight. The other article related to culture
hasn't coalesced yet. I didn't walk long enough today, I think - most of
my writing is done between footsteps.

owner-CARDIS@funredes.org wrote:

>Check Junk Mail for some valid CARDIS messages
>
>Don't know why but at least 2 of today's messages (one from myself and
>another from Taran) ended up in my Outlook 2003 Junk e-mail folder.
>Perhaps a word we used triggered that.
>Just check it out so you don't lose our valuable comments :-)
>-------------------
>No sé por qué, pero al menos 2 de los mensajes de hoy (uno mío y otro de
>Taran) terminaron en la carpeta de Correo No Deseado de mi Outlook 2003.
>Quizá alguna palabra que usamos lo causó.
>Pero revisen, para que no se pierdan nuestros valiosos comentarios :-)
>
>

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