Current Record expired
Name
d/lloodd11_88
Owner
MwcwxH7CJt…Mi1n5YQG
Updated
28 Oct 2024, 20:40 UTC
1.8y ago · height 743,319
Expires
2 Jul 2025, 17:39 UTC
approx. 1.1y ago · -60,290 blocks
First registered at
2 Dec 2013, 14:05 UTC
12.7y ago · height 148,955
Last update tx
6648e1411181…cfc5973f9f
Value
Operation History (6)
TRANSFER
Oct 28, 2024
· 08:40 PM UTC
blk 743,319
TRANSFER
Mar 6, 2024
· 11:29 AM UTC
blk 708,990
TRANSFER
Jul 11, 2023
· 04:21 AM UTC
blk 673,370
TRANSFER
Nov 8, 2022
· 05:09 PM UTC
blk 637,816
REGISTER
Mar 10, 2022
· 09:17 AM UTC
blk 602,433
REGISTER
Dec 2, 2013
· 02:05 PM UTC
blk 148,955
Value
ious programs. The most common ones being MM, MAIL, MS, and RDMAIL. Users are informed when they have a message waiting upon logging in. Mail is stored in the file MAIL.TXT in the user's directory. MM and MS are the best mail programs and should be the ones used, so here is a very brief explanation of the major commands they both use (they are very similar). 1) SEND: This is the command used to send mail to another user. At the prompt of the respective mail program, type SEND and a carriage return, the computer will prompt for information such as the user for the message to be sent to, other users to receive a copy of the message, and the title of the piece of mail. 2) READ: This command, if typed with no argument, will start reading all currently unread mail. If used with the number of a piece of mail, it will read that one alone. 3) HEADERS ALL: This will give a list of all the titles of the various pieces of mail in the user's mailbox and the corresponding number of that mail.