Please see the URL for further information.

Instructions for Melb PC dial-ups, including an emergency access number for all Internet members.

Download the Melbpc Dial-up Starter Kit from the link.

Clicking on the link will take you to the Internet Help Board where you can log in with your membership number and enter details for which you may require assistance. An Internet Help volunteer will phone to help you.

Access, read, delete and post your email using a web browser from any computer in the world connected to the Internet. Access is via high security encrypted links to protect your information in transit on the Internet. You can also use Webmail to access and delete those large files in your mail folder on the email server that you do not wish to download. Please note that the web URL for Webmail changed recently so please delete the old URL and save the new one after you access Webmail from the link.

Click on the link for a listing of freeware titles that are available. A alphabetical listing of program title is also available.

Click on the link for a listing of available Linux Discs. These include Full Distributions, "Live" CDs and small fast boot distributions.

After your log in you see statitics of your email. You can also set "spam scores" at which your email can be marked as spam or deleted on the server. Please see the SpamAssassin FAQ for more information.

Log into the Spam Management Toolbox.

Please click on the link to see the list of Frequently Asked Questions.

All Melb PC Internet members can change their password. Dial-up subscribers can view their data statistics for downloads and uploads and view their time online. There are no volume data limits for dial-up subscribers and statistics are for the information of the subscribers.

A Web News Reader to allow Melb PC Internet members to quickly and easily read Melb PC and other Usenet News Groups with their Web Browser

If you wish to post to News Groups or read and post to more Usenet News Groups than displayed in the WebNews Reader, please install a News Reader client on your computer. Please see the FAQ on News Groups.

Mailbox Overquota Reports.

Melb PC UG Committee Reports.

Melb PC User Group members can obtain a free Melb PC Associate Internet account and password (if they do not already have one) by returning a completed Internet form to the office.

Clicking on the link will take you to the Internet Help Board where you can log in with your membership number and enter details for which you may require assistance. An Internet Help volunteer will phone to help you.

A web form to allow you to join the Melbourne PC User Group online and be a participant in its many activities.

Melb PC offers a low cost dial up Internet subscription with no data volume upload or down load limits and no time limits. An email username is available with 10 MB of disk space. 20 MB of disk space is provided for your personal web page. An additional email and web account is available as a User Group member.

A free email (10 MB of disk space) and personal web page (10 MB of disk space) is available to User Group members. No Internet access is provided for these free accounts. A separate dial-up or broadband Internet account is required.

Melb PC Members personal web pages maintained by members on the currently 20 MB (dial-up subscribers) or 10 MB of disk space available to all members of the User Group.

Conditions of use and a list of books in the Melb PC Library

Wireless Broadband using the Optus Network. View the current status from the link.