Hi Dennis --
Are you talking about your mailer checking the mail on your ISP, or your
computer just not making a connection?
I am on XP Home using Outlook Express for my mailer, and I also have had
this problem.
I entered the account info for my newest ISP and email address and checked
all the boxes they told me to check on the dialog, but for some reason I
still have to retype the password every time I start up the program.
Did you try removing the password and exiting and restarting the program and
then going back to accounts and re-entering the password info, then exiting
and restarting the program?
I know there is some kind of private cookie saved to disk somewhere that
saves this info, so just changing it isn't enough -- you have to repeatedly
close down and restart to be sure it is saved and reloaded correctly.
But I speak without experience as I was never able to get it running myself,
and have just resigned myself to typing it in every time I start up the
program.
Actually, this isn't so bad -- not only is it more secure to retype it, but
also you are sure to always remember what your password is.
Good luck, and if you get it working, could you tell me what you did?
Thanks.
--le
Greetings all,
Thanks for any possible ideas.
Best regards,
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