My understanding is thatyou can't receive mail on two different
machines, like having two completely accounts. The other addresses
off the account are aliases. If that isn't the case with you, please
let me know how you did it.
Apple is stating you'd have to have to have the family pack in order
to have completely separate e-mail accounts.
tnx
Scott
On Jan 29, 2006, at 8:58 PM, Travis Siegel wrote:
You can have as many emails as you want (I think) We've got
several, and we only have the single accounts (I have one, and my
wife has one) Hers has 4 email addresses on it, mine only has 2,
but it works, and I'd wager you could add plenty more addresses.
I'm sure there's a limit, but I haven't a clue what it is. The
additional features you get with a family pack over a single one is
the additional web space/idisk features. I don't think there's any
other differences, but since I don't have the family pack, I don't
know this for sure.
On Jan 29, 2006, at 9:53 AM, Scott Howell wrote:
Folks, I thinkj some of you have used the dot Mac accounts. I have
been looking into these and yes I know all the arguments for and
against. I had a question and that was if I purchase one, I
understand that if I wanted to setup an e-mail account for my
wife, it would be an aliases off my account so she really couldn't
get her mail and mine separately with this situation and a family
pack would be required to do this.
If someone can tell me if it is possible to have two separate e-
mail accounts from eachother, let me know.
Also, is the site and tools VO friendly?
Scott
