Now you can once again use your email or your cell phone's email for posting to your estrip.org journal. Simply send an email to mobl AT estrip.org from your phones email. Before you get started make sure that you specifiy your cell phone's email in your cell phone control panel - the little green cell phone in your control panel. That way the site knows where to expect you to send pictures from.

If you want to specifiy a security code, you can add it there as well. If you do, you must type that code in your email body in order for it to post.

Any attachments (images,mp3s 3gps), get added to your journal entry. The subject line becomes the title.

Additional Tips:
To add a category to a mobile email post add the keyword cat followed by a colon, then the category itself, then another colon
e.g. to add the category food type cat:food: anywhere in the body of the email

To make a journal not public add pub:n: to the body of any body of the email

I am going to recommend that anyone seiorus about the mobile web check out this phone. I paid $599 for it last year and right now it is on sale for $299. It is the Sprint PPC 6700 and has a querty keyboard, touch screen, 400mhz processor and super fast internet connection. The internet package is $15 on top of the cost of the phone plan so it is extremely competitive with other plans and abotu $30 cheaper than cingulars pda package.





If you order it please give them my name because I think I get a discount and like ten people I know have gotten before I realized that.

Paul Visco

There was a typo that was causing the userpics to not switch. I just fixed it.

Thank (e:zobar) for the heads up.

I updated a bunch of stuff. (e:Strip) is finally running on the surebertCom javascript ui library which probably means nothing to everyone but (e:enknot) but basically after weeks of coding and standardizing entire object based javascript library, it is now in use and I will continue to work on it.

You guys are the big test for it, although I don't imagine you will see much difference.

I did update the restore backup funciton, no more pop-up, journal entry closes after publishing and notifies you that you published again, backup does not show up when coming back from uploading media, and once again, there are select transparent pngs in IE 6 after I tweaked the PNG code a bit to make it more efficient.

So for those of you that didn't know this, in 2003, (e:strip) started out as my Thesis project for my Masters In Fine Arts at UB. It is finally almost time for me to hand in my thesis. In order to complete it I will need some feedback from you guys.

Here are some of the questions, you can just post the answers on your journals. Please post the answers before friday, June 19th. Include a link to this journal so I can see the connection. If you want to keep the answers private for any reason you can always email me instead. Also if you have any additional information you would like to share, feel free to add it.

Thanks for your time.

People:
1. How did you find out about/why did you become of estrip?

2. How "out" are you about having a publicly accessible online journal. Do your friends know? Does your family know? Do your co-workers know? Does your boss know? Do you use your real name? Do you use your real photo?

3. How many epeeps have you met real life?

4. How has estrip changed the way that you meet people, on and/or off line?

5. How has estrip affected you love life?

6. How many of your friends have joined estrip because of your influence?

7. Are you from Buffalo/do you live in Buffalo?

Equipment:
1. What type of hardware or software purchases have you made as a result of using estrip?

2. Have you used the mobile version of estrip? Why or why not?

Lifestyle:
1. In what way has estrip changed your Internet surfings habits? Describe the amount of time you spend on estrip, when you use it and about how long?

1a. How many journals do you usually read per day?

2. In what ways has estrip changed the way you perceive your local community?

3. How has journaling about your life affected the way you spend your free time?

4. Has estrip changed your living situation in any way?

5. Do you find that you mediate/document more of your experiences now that you share them with others?

6. Has publishing on estrip affected the way that write?

7. Do you have other online journals? If so, with what service and has estrip affected your usage of that journal?

8. Have you ever gotten in trouble for using estrip at work?

9. If you have stopped using estrip, why?