-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Cristy Re: Help with Outlook Express please

It is really 'strange' being in a group with more than one Cristy in it!! It is 
such an unusual spelling ! I've rarely run into women with my name, with my 
spelling!!  I read this and first thought, I'm not having that problem!! then I 
realized it was the other Cristy that was having the problem! 
CrisS
----- Original Message ----- 
From: ~Luanne Ashe 
To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
Sent: Sunday, August 31, 2003 7:34 AM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Cristy Re: Help with Outlook Express please

I'm not quite sure I understand your issue here, but you can have several
accounts set to deliver into and out of Outlook express, each with their own
pop and smtp server addresses.  You simply put the email address you have on
each with your unique password for that account.

Later, when you are sending, you will find that you have several dropdown
options in the "To:" field of a new message.  Make sure you send from the
correct one according to your list subscriptions.

It seems to me that in your Tools/Accounts/Mail/Properties/Server options,
you may have the "authentication" boxes checked.  Remove that and see if it
helps your issue.

Make sure also that you have each account set with each password memorized.

You can also set it up so your individual send and receive addresses are
different from each account.  I have seen people on news servers put fake
addresses in their reply place so that they don't get spammed.

~Lu


----- Original Message -----
From: "poppy0206" <poppy0206@xxxxxxx>
To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, August 30, 2003 9:06 PM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: Help with Outlook Express please


Hi, I am pretty new to outlook express and I had to configure my accounts.
I am taking an online course and had to add an account to Virginia Tech so
that I had an email account and address to work with on their blackboard
services.  I appear to be able to log in to the blackboard and read others
emails on the listserv there and mine although our headers appear
different??  Also on my regular cox.net account which is my default account,
whenever I go to read my email on OE (my regular email)  a pop up window
comes up with a logon screen for my other accountand I have to cancel out of
it.  Also it looks like it is trying to send my email when I create it in my
regular account to both places (to the person I am trying to send it to) and
also to that account thru the school but then it says "failed" to send.  I
am confused..Help please

I do not want my regular email going there.

cristy

----- Original Message -----
From: "Andy" <barneystorm@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 5:34 AM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: CD-R Quality


>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Grant Karpik" <gkarpik@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 11:13 PM
> Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: CD-R Quality
>
>
> > Taiyo Yuden disks (also available under the Fuji name but only in
Spindle
> packs, the
> > jewel case Fuji's are apparently made by someone else) and Verbatim
> 'DataLifePlus'
> > (super azo) are the only disks I will buy as they are consistently rated
> as among the very
> > best re both durability and burn quality. Kodak used to make top-rated
> disks as well but
> > they got out of the blank disk business business. Do a search on
cdrfreak
> (in their
> > forums) for keywords like cdr quality and you'll find lots of threads
> discussing the issue.
> > The Arstechnica Audio/visual forum also has a lot of threads regarding
> this issue as
> > well.
>
> A lot of this will depend on where you are..
>
> As Grant said, TY's are very well made discs and if you are in the U.S.,
> they are often on sale very cheaply in spindles of 50 or 100 in places
like
> Best Buy under the Fuji brand...That said, not ALL Fuji's are made by TY,
> you need to check the packaging. If it says 'Made In Japan' then they are
> TY.
>
> That said, if you live outside the U.S.,  Japanese made media is much
harder
> to find and much much more expensive when you do find it-this is down to
> several factors, the prime one is that import tariffs on Japanese made
> products is far higher than it is from other Far Eastern countries. Here
in
> the UK, you won't find any Japanese made discs on sale through regular
> outlets-virtually everything here comes from Taiwan and from RITEK. Ritek
is
> the biggest disc manufacturer in the world and they now make discs for
> virtually every 'brand name' you can think of. In the early days of the
> CD-r, Ritek got a bad name for producing poor quality product (Not
something
> I found, I must admit), but these days, that isn't the case.
>
> They do make several different 'grades' of disc, but I never have any
> problems with even the cheapest ones I use for non-critical operations
(i.e.
> making copies of CD's I've bought for my in car CD changer)-they get
written
> on, they left in a hot (or freezing cold-depending on time of year) car
for
> weeks and moths on end, then thrown into a box along with the others that
> have had the same 'treatment'...every now and again, either the wife or I
> will pull a disc or two out and they work just fine. For backing up
critical
> information, I use the A+ grade Riteks and they don't give me any problems
> at all.
>
> A lot of this comes down to storage. I store music CD's mainly in Jewel
> cases and Data CD's in paper or cloth/plastic sleeves-I store them at room
> temperature and out of direct sunlight and I tend to only write on the
inner
> ring rather than the face of the disc.
>
> bottom line is this...If I could buy TY's at the same price as Ritek made
> product, I'd go for TY's every time, but Ritek made product is just fine
> these days. The only thing I avoid is the Indian and Mexican made product.
> These (and, strangely a couple of batches of Kodak's) are the only ones
I've
> had major issues with.
>
> A useful little too is CDR identifier..it tells you who made the discs you
> have and the dye it uses. Download it from here
> http://www.cdmediaworld.com/cgi-bin/dlcmw.cgi?cdrid163!zip
>
> Cheers
>
> Andy
>
>
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