POP3 or Web mail?
#1
08-08-2000, 10:41 PM
POP3 or Web mail?
Which do you prefer?
I prefer the POP mail because it is easier just to click the email link and it opens up your email.
Also you don't have to delete your messages to free up avalible space.
Web mail is good because you can check it from any computer.
Fortunately I can access my email either way
All for free
I prefer the POP mail because it is easier just to click the email link and it opens up your email.
Also you don't have to delete your messages to free up avalible space.
Web mail is good because you can check it from any computer.
Fortunately I can access my email either way
All for free
#3
08-09-2000, 06:44 AM
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Outlook is SO insecure right now, that I wouldn't touch it with some one elses 486! I have my webmail grab my pop3 email!
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SUPERCHIP, K&N Airbox mod. w/ "Cool" intake,
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Carpet dash cover, "Andthensometoo" in silver Letters 3" tall on tail gate.
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Red Wings license plate in front,
Red Wings license plate frame in back,
Little Detroit Viper hanging from mirror,
Oh yeah, and one "Blacked-out" grill.
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[This message has been edited by Andthensometoo (edited 08-09-2000).]
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Andthensometoo ®
"Moonlight Blue" 98 F150 SC (FREAKING SUPER CAB!)
XLT 2WD 4.6, 3.55 LS Tow Pkg.
SUPERCHIP, K&N Airbox mod. w/ "Cool" intake,
Mobil One Oil, Bosch +4's, Throttle Body Spacer Plate. Lund Fastback, Lighted visor, Runninng Boards, Crome Taillight covers, Polished Steel Fenderwell Moldings, Smoked Rain guards, Black Metallic Bug Guard & Bed rails, Independently operated Driving/fog Lights, Shelf-it,
Carpet dash cover, "Andthensometoo" in silver Letters 3" tall on tail gate.
275/60 Pirelli Scorpian Zero's (rated @149mph as if) on KMC Inferno's!!
Red Wings license plate in front,
Red Wings license plate frame in back,
Little Detroit Viper hanging from mirror,
Oh yeah, and one "Blacked-out" grill.
<A HREF="http://www.andthensometoo.com" TARGET=_blank>
</A> <A HREF="http://www.Mi-Area-Ford-Trucks.com" TARGET=_blank> </A>BuiltFordTough@Andthensometoo.zzn.com
"Rocks don't move unless pushed, and neither do chevys!"
[This message has been edited by Andthensometoo (edited 08-09-2000).]
#4
08-09-2000, 09:02 AM
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Easy solution for Outlook, don't use it. It's a joke. There's plenty of other programs out there that hackers don't specificially write virii for (plus alot of the programming in shareware programs is better than Microshafts). Try Eudora, Pegasus, or the like. Great programs. Or even Netscape Messenger.