[jaws-uk] Re: Wireless.Belkins
- From: "MaggieMoore" <maggie_moore@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jaws-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2006 09:24:34 +0100
Hi Chris,
You are absolutely right about the copies of your emails being deleted from
your server once you have downloaded them. However, I'm pretty sure that
you can set your email programme to keep a copy on the server for a
specified amount of time, thereby allowing you a chance to download them
again on another computer. You have to be careful that you don't allow too
long, so that your server doesn't become too full and stop receiving new
mail. But I am sure it can be done.
I have just had a quick look round my menu bar to try and jog my memory as
to how, but have drawn a blank. Maybe someone out there knows.
Regards,
Maggie
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mullins, Chris" <Chris.Mullins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <jaws-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2006 8:44 AM
Subject: [jaws-uk] Re: Wireless.Belkins
> The 'G' means your router supports the 802.11G protocol, which is about 5
> t=
> imes faster than the 802.11B protocol for data transfer between
> devices.=20
>
> When someone sends you an Email, it is put into a 'Mailbox' which is on a
> =
> computer called an Email Server,operated by your Internet Service Provider
> =
> (ISP), in your case Freeserve which has now rebranded itself as WannaDo.
> B=
> oth your Desktop and Laptop computers are set up to link to your mailbox
> an=
> d when you Send/Receive Emails from either of these computers, the
> contents=
> of the mailbox are downloaded to whichever computer you are using at the
> t=
> ime and then the Email Server copies of the Emails are deleted. So if you
> =
> use the desktop computer to download Emails from your ISP, the mailbox
> will=
> be emptied, hence you cannot then get the same Emails onto your Laptop.
> =
> =20
>
> You should not need an electrician to set up your modem/router. You will
> j=
> ust need sighted help to ensure the correct cables are put into the
> correct=
> sockets.
>
> Cheers
> Chris
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: jaws-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:jaws-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Dorothy
> Sent: 05 April 2006 23:17
> To: jaws-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [jaws-uk] Wireless.Belkins
>
>
> I think but am not sure my wireless router has the letter G at the end
> no=
> t sure what the relevance is however is there a way on my computer since I
> =
> have lost the invoice of telling I just call it epic router,as I
> understand=
> it the desk-top is wired in? the laptop however comes via the part that
> i=
> s not wired in that being the Wireless part? I should get the same as
> email=
> s in on both the Laptop and the desktop but not always at times I do not
> ge=
> t one on the laptop I get on desktop,why is this? What I was trying to say
> =
> is that I think in some cases the identical details must used for the pop
> o=
> n both and the smpt or whatever in the case of Freeserve it did indicated
> =
> it did not matter if one was wannadoo and on the Website this appeared to
> b=
> e borne out. so once someone after a connection was lost set the laptop
> to=
> wannadoo, I am not sure what the word Alias meant in the correspondence
> b=
> etween Martin Fuller and Andrew but Martin had to reset up and the word
> "Al=
> ias" was used.=20
> Regarding the Belkins Box I thought that was a protective measure anyone
> c=
> an use to be sure that electrical upsand downs not upset computer or
> anythi=
> ng else but Maggie seems to be using instead of or in place of a
> Wireless=
> connection , this isn't clear tome. I think Andrew has a Belkins box and
> m=
> y cousin does but he does not have a Wireless Modem. There three computers
> =
> in his home or four as three sons so would Administrator Rights apply
> ther=
> e? Why will it's setup cause so much work for Tony Berry that the new
> disc=
> was set up that way? sorry more than one question again, but will the
> =
> computer read tome the LAN detail, by the way what is LAN ?Do Ps
> Maggie=
> said she did the Belkins herself, does that mean you do not need an
> elect=
> rician?rothy
>
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