> | In Netscape 6, one of the options when
> | you're setting up your mail account is to use your AOL account.
> Thank you. So it puts a person into a comparable position to an OE user:
> having to change the client's initial settings once to get it to send plain
> text thereafter without prompting.
It's a little better than that, since Netscape's initial settings are more
reasonable.
> My guess is that, if someone has never used an email client except AOL's, it
> would be easier to instruct such a person how to use AOL webmail than
> Netscape's mail client.
It's about the same--for some reason you can't use AOL's webmail with the
copy of IE that's built into the AOL client. You have to run some other
web browser (even IE) separately, although you can do it while you're
connectd to AOL.
Regards,
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