Hi Paul, Did you set up your login info in the directory of email accounts?
There are fields there for account name, account password, and email address as well as your real name. It's a bit confusing if you're used to the old directory of services, but pretty cool once you set it up as it lets you set up email for multiple accounts by using the directory of email accounts. The nice thing is that I can set it up with my sbcglobal loginfo in the username and password fields but with my email address for my own domain in the email address field and all my mail comes and goes as it should. I can also set up a separate entry for another account and the two don't conflict. Don On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 11:31:33 -0800, Paul Henrichsen wrote: Hi, Everyone. I got my 6.1 yesterday and installed it. Got the wireless configured and that is pretty neat. As before, sometimes, web pages seem to get stuck while loading, but trying again usually fixes the problem. However, I tried email this morning. I was surprised that I had to enter my user ID, and password each time I wanted to use email. The mane and address fields were already filled out, but you have to enter user ID and password each time. It took me three times to get my 138 messages. The first time, speech kept up with the braille display, but we hung at 67 or somewhere around there. I disconnected and tried again. This time, the braille display practically flew with speech far behind. However, we still hung at 84. Pressing the right most thumb key told me that 100 percent of the message had been downloaded, but that email size was zero. This time, I turned speech off and tried again. The third time was the charm and all messages were downloded. What a pleasure to look at email. Pressing control 8 on the qt pretty much immediately sent the email to the trash. A couple messages stuck for 15 seconds or so, but then were gone. I did get two messages that shows the no subject line and anonymous from field. If one presses enter on these, there is nothing in them at all. They are blank. At least there was only two or three, but sad that they had no contents. On exiting email back to the main menu, I was asked if I wanted to empty the trash. Pressing y had we wait for only probably 15-20 seconds or less and all was gone. It seems that if you have speech on and it lags behind the braille display that mail gets hung up. The no subject emails will be a problem because you can't even open them and see what they are, at least not the ones I downloaded. All in all, good job, PDI. ___ To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit http://list.pulsedata.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote
