Actually, the news reader is Windows Mail which replaced the
old Outlook Express that I was used to, from before.
I let Windows Mail hijack my EarthLink e-mail account so that
APR and any APR/EarthLink e-mails are in one place. And, I
don't have to log on to EarthLink to read anything. I just
click my bunny desktop icon and *bingo* there it is.
I like the idea of having additional options on the news-servers.
I doubt I will be using EarthLink for anything but for APR. I will
keep the new e-mail active for APR people and have uninstalled
the EarthLink dial up software. I'm glad I bought the cheap dial up
package as things are working with no problem with my high-speed
broadband. I do understand the I have some kind of download or
access limitations which I do not seem to have experience yet.
I am having problems making EarthLink work with my back-up computers
(i.e. laptop) but, I will concentrate on that later. I am just gonna sit
back
and enjoy this for now. Hard to believe it has been exactly a year since
Comcast and Time Warner yanked our newsgroups away. I suspect it
will be a matter of time that EarthLink will do the same thing. (as my luck
will have it). Hope I did not jinx you guys. :)
--
Daryl & Junior
http://www.PeskyRabbit.com
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"Professor" wrote in message
> Oh! That's cool. I still use Netscape seven as a news reader. But the type
> of reader you use is strictly a matter of taste. The best thing about
> Earthlink's news servers, is that there's two of them. If they're doing
> maintenance on the east coast server, just open up your newsgroups
> properties dialog box, and change the word east to west. Bingo, you're on
> the other server. I'm on the East Coast but I use the West Coast server
> all the time.
>
> Professor, The Jump, Zolo, Wizard, & Magic Brenda
>
>
>
> Daryl wrote:
>
>> Earthlink.East with Microsoft Mail
>>
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