Or just go to htp://www.pop3now.com

Click on login now

Enter your username and password for your normal mail account in the first two boxes.

In the pop3 server box enter pop."your ISP details" - as in pop.ozemail.com.au, or pop.squirrel.com.au etc

This service is free and is also useful for checking your mail when you are unable to access your normal ISP

Brian
Jason Armistead wrote:

Phil If slow downloads are a problem, then you might like to look into whether your ISP offers web-based e-mail (so you can check for large, useless e-mails before downloading), or get a web-based mail provider (like www.mail.com) which allows you to check remote POP3 postboxes. Then you can delete the ones that are rubbish and just get the "good" ones. Jason
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 8:26 AM
Subject: RE: [aus-soaring] AG ~ Photos OK but not to the whole list pls
 At 10:03 PM 23/4/01 +0930, you wrote:
>>>>
S'ok, the list has some automatic 'anti choking' magic built into it.

[maximum message size limit, I think I set it to half a meg]

:)
Simon
 


Even that is very large when you are on the end of a rather slow dial up line.
I get very annoyed when I have to wait many minutes for a message to download, only to find that it was unnecessary.

Phil
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