[Nfbmt] Newsline Email Features

[James Aldrich]

From:David 
AndrewsTo:nfbnet-members-list at nfbnet.orgSubject:[Nfbnet-members-list] 
Fwd: New e-mail functions for NFB-NEWSLINE

> From: Scott White <swhite at nfb.org>;
> To: David Andrews <dandrews at visi.com>;
> Subject: New e-mail functions for NFB-NEWSLINE
> Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2014 22:02:04 -0500 (EST)

> You are receiving this communication because you are subscribed to >the 
> NFB-NEWSLINE audio information source.

> http://www.nfbnewsline.org

> February 13, 2014

> A New E-mail Feature added to NFB-NEWSLINE for telephone and Web >News 
> on Demand users

> The E-Mail system on NFB-NEWSLINE has been modified to allow you to 
> >send a section of a publication or the full text of a publication 
> >directly to your E-Mail in box.

> For a number of years, you have been able to press the pound nine >key 
> while listening to a publication article and have it sent to you >via 
> e-mail for your personal use Now NFB-NEWSLINE has released a new 
> >feature that will still allow you to receive that publication >article 
> like you have grown to enjoy. , and in addition you can now >have the 
> full publication or a section of that publication sent to >you via 
> e-mail as well!

> Here is how it works on the telephone, navigate to an article of the 
> >publication of interest and press the pound key, followed by the >nine 
> key you will now be presented with a menu that will have three 
> >options. After pressing pound nine, you will hear a prompt saying, 
> >Please indicate which part of this content you would like to receive 
> >by e-mail. In order to get the text of the current article sent to 
> >you in the body of an e-mail, press 2, In order to get the full 
> >section that contains the article that you are listening to sent to 
> >you via e-mail, press 3, And in order to get the full publication 
> >containing all the articles for that issue delivered to your in box, 
> >press 4. Finally, press the 1 key to verify your email address and 
> >return back to the article that you were reading, prior to pressing 
> >the pound nine key combination.

> Those of you using the NFB-NEWSLINE Online Service to read your 
> >publications on Web News on Demand can also e-mail full copies of >the 
> publications and full sections of those publications to >yourselves. To 
> have the entire full publication sent to you in >e-mail, select your 
> publication of interest and then click on the >E-mail full paper or 
> E-mail full magazine link, depending on the >type of publication that 
> you are reading. Now if you wish only a >specific section of a 
> publication, first select the publication of >interest, followed by the 
> selection of the particular section >desired, next click on the full 
> section link that contains the name >of the section that you wished to 
> be e-mailed to you. Finally, click >on the E-mail section link which 
> will cause NFB-NEWSLINE to send the >e-mail to your in box.

> No matter if you have the e-mail sent to you by using the telephone 
> >system or Web News on Demand, the e-mail that you receive when you 
> >request a full publication or a section of a publication will come >to 
> you with one compressed zip file attached.

> The next step is to open the compressed zip file attachment, once >the 
> zip file is opened, you will see another file inside that is the 
> >actual newspaper. This file may or may not have a .htm extension, 
> >depending on the configuration setup of your computer. Now you need 
> >to open the actual publication file by pressing enter on it after it 
> >has been selected. When this file opens a box will pop up telling >you 
> that this is a password protected file, please enter your >password. 
> The password will be unique to each subscriber, and >consist of your 
> six digit identification code, followed by a dash >and your security 
> code. There are no spaces in this password. For >example, my 
> identification code is 028272 and my security code is >4265. Therefore, 
> my unique individual password is 028272-4265. >
> The publication file that you just opened by using your password can 
> >be navigated by the heading commands of your screen access software. 
> >For instance, press the h key to move around to the different 
> >sections and articles contained in this publication. Depending on >the 
> screen access software that you are using on your computer, you >may 
> have more navigation options available to you.

> These e-mail publications are solely intended for your personal use 
> >and should not be shared with others under any circumstances. To do 
> >so, violates our agreements with publishers and may cause you to >lose 
> NFB-NEWSLINE privileges.

> For further assistance on using the new modified e-mail system or >any 
> other feature of NFB-NEWSLINE, please call 866-504-7300. >
> We hope that you enjoy using this new feature and welcome your feedback. >
> Scott White

> Director of NFB-NEWSLINE


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From:David 
AndrewsTo:nfbnet-members-list at nfbnet.orgSubject:[Nfbnet-members-list] 
Fwd: New e-mail functions for NFB-NEWSLINE

> From: Scott White <swhite at nfb.org>;
> To: David Andrews <dandrews at visi.com>;
> Subject: New e-mail functions for NFB-NEWSLINE
> Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2014 22:02:04 -0500 (EST)

> You are receiving this communication because you are subscribed to >the 
> NFB-NEWSLINE audio information source.

> http://www.nfbnewsline.org

> February 13, 2014

> A New E-mail Feature added to NFB-NEWSLINE for telephone and Web >News 
> on Demand users

> The E-Mail system on NFB-NEWSLINE has been modified to allow you to 
> >send a section of a publication or the full text of a publication 
> >directly to your E-Mail in box.

> For a number of years, you have been able to press the pound nine >key 
> while listening to a publication article and have it sent to you >via 
> e-mail for your personal use Now NFB-NEWSLINE has released a new 
> >feature that will still allow you to receive that publication >article 
> like you have grown to enjoy. , and in addition you can now >have the 
> full publication or a section of that publication sent to >you via 
> e-mail as well!

> Here is how it works on the telephone, navigate to an article of the 
> >publication of interest and press the pound key, followed by the >nine 
> key you will now be presented with a menu that will have three 
> >options. After pressing pound nine, you will hear a prompt saying, 
> >Please indicate which part of this content you would like to receive 
> >by e-mail. In order to get the text of the current article sent to 
> >you in the body of an e-mail, press 2, In order to get the full 
> >section that contains the article that you are listening to sent to 
> >you via e-mail, press 3, And in order to get the full publication 
> >containing all the articles for that issue delivered to your in box, 
> >press 4. Finally, press the 1 key to verify your email address and 
> >return back to the article that you were reading, prior to pressing 
> >the pound nine key combination.

> Those of you using the NFB-NEWSLINE Online Service to read your 
> >publications on Web News on Demand can also e-mail full copies of >the 
> publications and full sections of those publications to >yourselves. To 
> have the entire full publication sent to you in >e-mail, select your 
> publication of interest and then click on the >E-mail full paper or 
> E-mail full magazine link, depending on the >type of publication that 
> you are reading. Now if you wish only a >specific section of a 
> publication, first select the publication of >interest, followed by the 
> selection of the particular section >desired, next click on the full 
> section link that contains the name >of the section that you wished to 
> be e-mailed to you. Finally, click >on the E-mail section link which 
> will cause NFB-NEWSLINE to send the >e-mail to your in box.

> No matter if you have the e-mail sent to you by using the telephone 
> >system or Web News on Demand, the e-mail that you receive when you 
> >request a full publication or a section of a publication will come >to 
> you with one compressed zip file attached.

> The next step is to open the compressed zip file attachment, once >the 
> zip file is opened, you will see another file inside that is the 
> >actual newspaper. This file may or may not have a .htm extension, 
> >depending on the configuration setup of your computer. Now you need 
> >to open the actual publication file by pressing enter on it after it 
> >has been selected. When this file opens a box will pop up telling >you 
> that this is a password protected file, please enter your >password. 
> The password will be unique to each subscriber, and >consist of your 
> six digit identification code, followed by a dash >and your security 
> code. There are no spaces in this password. For >example, my 
> identification code is 028272 and my security code is >4265. Therefore, 
> my unique individual password is 028272-4265. >
> The publication file that you just opened by using your password can 
> >be navigated by the heading commands of your screen access software. 
> >For instance, press the h key to move around to the different 
> >sections and articles contained in this publication. Depending on >the 
> screen access software that you are using on your computer, you >may 
> have more navigation options available to you.

> These e-mail publications are solely intended for your personal use 
> >and should not be shared with others under any circumstances. To do 
> >so, violates our agreements with publishers and may cause you to >lose 
> NFB-NEWSLINE privileges.

> For further assistance on using the new modified e-mail system or >any 
> other feature of NFB-NEWSLINE, please call 866-504-7300. >
> We hope that you enjoy using this new feature and welcome your feedback. >
> Scott White

> Director of NFB-NEWSLINE


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