Add Pictures, Audio to E-Mail Messages

SeeMail lets one attach pictures or audio to any e-mail text message. Screens can be customized with the school name and logo. For security, a Report Log tracks all users on a daily basis. A Scrapbook saves pictures or videos.

Students could, for example, see and hear their global pen pals, all free via the Internet. SeeMail runs on stand-alone or networked ma-chines and works with most popular e-mail programs, including Eudora Lite and America Online.

SeeMail sells alone or bundled with a digital camera. RealMedia, Inc., Boulder, CO, (303) 442-4512.

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