Re: Changing dial-up number in OS 10

[dan_A]

>I'd like to hear the answer to this, having a similar problem. Since I 
started using OS X, I've >added and over time deleted several email 
accounts. If you go to the preference pane they are gone. >If I restart 
my computer, then attempt to send an email (using Mail), one of the 
deleted accounts   >has been selected for outgoing. I get a choice of 
accounts to use in a scroll box, all the ones I   >deleted plus my 
"real" account. It's easy enough to select but I wish that I could find 
the file >that contains this old info and can it. In sys 9 and back, 
you would just go to the sys folder into >the prefs folder and find and 
dump the offending preference file. I'm sure it's the same type of 
>problem that Dennis is having...

A little while ago an individual answered my inquiry about getting rid 
of old accounts in Apples Mail in OSX, by using a script. I never had 
this happen before but that email went poof. So could that person 
please respond again. I don't see a scripts pull down in Mail. Can you 
tell me where I can download the script you're referring to? Thanks for 
responding.

dan_A

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