1.   Microsoft Mail allows users to read, compose, forward or reply to electronic mail messages.

2.   And a feature on the CD-ROM version allows users to read and print stock reports from the Value Line Investment Survey.

3.   A language and weights feature allows users to read the display in English, Spanish or French and to use pounds or kilograms when measuring.

4.   By going straight to the source, Internet users can read their politics unfiltered by journalists, or even by next-door neighbors.

5.   Computer users can read and contribute to Usenet groups via local Internet service providers.

6.   Instead of clicking on Web page links, Conversa Web users simply read them out loud.

7.   LOTUS ADDS TO NOTES AND CUTS PRICE Lotus is changing its Notes program to let users read and create information for the World Wide Web.

8.   On the site, users can read news about philanthropy, make credit card gifts to hundreds of nonprofits, and establish memorials for family and friends.

9.   StudyWorks users can read and post messages, obtain homework assignments and access study tips via the Internet.

10.   The device hooks up to the PC and allows users to read a digital watermark on selected ads in the magazine, which will launch a Web page.