The discussion on sending and receiving mail was indeed about SSL. Someone wanted to know if Keymail supports Gmail, and of course that's a definite no, as Gmail uses SSL encryption, which Keymail doesn't support at this time, and thus we advised users to use the web interface if possible. So, if Charter uses SSL, then I'm afraid you won't be able to use Keymail to connect to your e-mail account. You do not need to change ISPS, but rather you'll have to practice using their web interface. Hope this solves at least some of your queries. On Wed, 04 Oct 2006 23:54:28 -0700, "Joleen Ferguson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > I have had my mPower for a week now and have managed to have a wireless > card installed at home. I have been on the internet a few times both at > home and away. How fun! > > Now, I am trying to access e-mail. I looked in the "Getting Started" for > Eudora and I think I have set my BN to match those of the Eudora > program. In spite of this, I can neither send nor receive e-mail > messages > with my BN. > > I called Charter, my internet provider and got instructions for getting > to > my messages from their web page, but I will need further practice and/or > instructions to make that method functional. Also, although I have a > cable > connection, the 1 message that I managed to delete took several > seconds. Very tedious! I was really floundering around on the page not > knowing if I should be finding the message or clicking on a link to get > to > it. > > I considered my next best option. Should I be writing this now, or > should > I be calling Charter again? > > I know there were some messages about sending or receiving e-mail, but I > didn't fully understand the information that was given. Was there > something about SSl? I would like to have some intelligent questions to > ask tech support when I contact Charter help again. For now, I will head > to my BN manual to review again the steps to setting up e-mail. > > Maybe my problems can be solved on this list as some previous problems > have > already been resolved for me. On the other hand, I may need to change my > ISP. Could it be that I don't know what I am doing, and there is a > simple > solution? > > Thanks for any help to this nebulous question. > > > Joleen > > > ___ > To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit > http://list.humanware.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote > -- Christopher Hallsworth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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