At 09:04 PM -0300 on 17 Aug 99 , DG wrote the following: >I guess categories are just names under whch your page will be listed. You can >have more than one category it seems. .... Yes, they are like indexed directory of websites put in by users, that a visitors can make use to find web sites and browse, in the fields / subjects of their interests. An example page is the first page of the sites listing for category:people.normal for which the URL is : <http://internettrash.com/displaytrash.exe?type=people&subtype=normal&order=01&keyid=> A visitor browsing online, the home page of internettrash : <http://internettrash.com/> can reach the above with two clicks - first clicking "People" under Community Sites then "Normal" for Subcategories. An online visitor can proceed to see pages following the first page by clicking Next 50 button in each successive page (- as each page lists 50 sites with final page could be less than 50). The sites are listed in a tabular form with 3 columns - whose headings are : User, Subject and Rating. The entry under User for a site is the Alias and the entry under Subject is the Title - both set by the site author. An User entry and its Subject entry are click-able links to the homepage of the site. What I found was that by ACCMAIL methods the above URL for the first page CAN be reached and fetched, but thereafter trying to fetch subsequent page(s) FAIL. :-( I had tried using WWW4MAIL forms approach (in which we can click the next 50 button coming with WWW4MAIL server's modified form) as well as by means of direct fetching of the URLs of subsequent pages (those URLs I gathered while by online browsing at a commercial centre). In all cases the response had been "No More Data Found". But for category: people.normal there are 4 pages as I had seen online - indeed most of the sites of the fellow website-by-email members are in Page 4 bottom half ! So this seems to be a limitation to ACCMAIL methods with potential for confusing a new user making use of ACCMAIL methods to navigate to see if his / her site has got listed in the specified category. Another issue is on multiple links - that is entering for different categories. The official definitions for Category and Title that I posted earlier from the URL - <http://www.Internettrash.com/emailpub.html> certainly indicate that multiple links can be setup, one per each category. But for by-email users like us, there is a question of whether things can get messed up if we try to set up many links - like SZS had some problems because of case sensitivity problems of Alias. I would try setting multiple links only when such doubts get cleared fully sometime in future. K Sethu.