> In a message dated 11/29/2002 3:39:56 PM Eastern Standard > Time, "Rick Castello" <rick at 404.978.org> writes: > > I (gaertk at aol.com) wrote: > >>> Some of us aren't priveledged enough to be even *able* to >>> use email clients of any sort. >> >> Webmail counts as an email client, and is no excuse. > > I'm on Aol. Aol doesn't use POP3, IMAP, nor SMTP for > handling email (for its members). How exactly is a web > client (other than the lousy one I'm using to write this) > going to help me? AOL is best used as a simple dialup connection. They have dialup numbers everywhere, but their actual software blows pygmy goats. Once connected, minimize their client, open a clean real browser, and use someone else's webmail tool. :) If you'd like a free webmail account on my server (using SquirrelMail, natch), you're welcome to it. Just reply to sender (grin) and I'll set you up. -Rick