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Hi Doug, the only difference will be the account setup. In all likelihood you will need to change most of those settings. Keep your Dial up account until you KNOW that both are operating ok. Plus, it takes a while to get all your friends to make a note of your new email address. I suggest making a new account, not just changing the old one. Pull Setup menu to "Accounts" Click the button "New" and enter the new info. For Account Name put in your new email address. You can actually name it anything you want, but in my opinion, it's simpler to just name it with the email address. User Name: well, that's: Doug McAdam "Email Account" is where Emailer is a little different from the other programs. Emailer uses the user account plus the POP server in this box. It's either going to be: a) [EMAIL PROTECTED] or b) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Or something like that. It depends on what the DSL company says to use for their POP & SMTP servers, and of course your new email address. Note the usage of the "%" and the "@". If they have instructions for MS Outlook, and many of them do, them we can help you translate that to Emailer-speak. Best, Dave Nathanson Mac Medix On 4/27/04 9:22 PM, Doug McAdam [EMAIL PROTECTED] tapped the keyboard to say: >I'm thinking of subscribing to DSL which is finally in our little city >but afraid I might have problems with Emailer. Will I have any problems? > My present dial up ISP is the average type, slow etc. but I have never >had any Emailer problems with them. What set-up is different from the >dial up and in DSL mode? > >regards >doug ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
