Quite often I view URLs on the Web and would like further information. Unfortunately, many Web sites omit to put their e-mail contact at the bottom of the page. Is there any program able to identify what e-mail addresses are allocated to a specific URL site? I know all about Four 11 and Bigfoot, etc - but that takes much more time and effort and usually returns US-listed details.
Does Hongkong Telecom offer options between standard lines and ISDN? I have a new Zoom 56KFlex modem version 1.12 and the fastest I have been able to connect to Netvigator is 40,000 kbps. Mostly I get only 34,000 kbps. I have had the phone company change the outside cable and still I get slow connections, obviously due to line noise.
JAMES MIDDLETON Hong Kong If I understand your question correctly, to do what you want, a program would have to be able to go through the databases of every single Internet network information centre (NIC) in the world and look for details registered to specific URLs. I do not think there is any program that covers all the national NIC systems.
Even if there was such a program, it may not do you any good since the information given at registration may not necessarily match the Web site owner's personal e-mail address. This is the kind of question that a mass e-mailer would want answered and I, for one, am glad that there is no piece of software that does what you want.
As for Hongkong Telecom's offerings, the company's answer is 'no'. However, all is not lost. With the new 112 kbps modems that have been launched by the likes of Diamond and Boca Research, you can almost match the speed of an ISDN connection.
