Hi Ester,

Thanks for your detailed message.  Unfortunately, when I go to me.com, and I 
try to bring up the menu, I hear a message that Safari is busy.  If I type VO M 
again, I get to the Time Machine Menu.  This is the only page I am encountering 
this issue, so I don't know what is going on that is preventing me access to 
this site.

Les
On Mar 7, 2011, at 10:19 AM, Esther wrote:

> Hi Les, 
> 
> On Mar 6, 2011, at 16:15, Les Kriegler wrote:
> 
>> On several occasions, I've tried to access Mobile ME and in all cases, 
>> Safari is reported to be busy.  I want to set up an account, and I went to 
>> me.com/account, and still get the Safari Busy message.  It may say ready, 
>> but goes back to saying busy when I try to navigate the initial screen.  
>> What can be done to rectify this?  
> 
> I haven't tried to access the MobileMe web site this way from a new account.  
> I'd suggest that you might try using the System Preferences menu for 
> "MobileMe", where there is a sign up button for a new trial subscription.  I 
> can't check what the process is like, because although I set up a new MacBook 
> Air for someone recently, they're postponing any decisions about MobileMe.  
> (This is his first Mac, and he has no iDevices of any type).  There's some 
> speculation that the MobileMe service will substantially change the way it is 
> administered in the near future, especially since the retail box sets are 
> disappearing from inventory.
> 
> Try going to the "MobileMe" menu in "System Preferences" (Control-F2 or VO-M 
> to the menu bar, arrow down, press "s y" to "System Preferences", then 
> navigate to "MobileMe" and VO-Space).   On systems with no MobileMe setup, 
> there will be a login that lets you sign in with your Member Name (e.g. 
> <your_name at me dot com>) and password in the text boxes, and then a "Sign 
> In" button you can press (VO-Space).  The other part of that pane will be a 
> "Try MobileMe" side with button to a web page for trial subscription. I 
> haven't used this for the trial subscription, but that might work for you.  
> People with an existing account who have signed into MobileMe, will find 
> instead four tabs -- "Account", "Sync", "iWeb", and "Back to My Mac".  
> Pressing the button for "Account Details" on the "Account" tab basically 
> takes you to the Safari Login page for MobileMe, and will open up in your 
> Account page after you log in. (I usually just log into my account manually 
> by going to:
> http://www.me.com/account to sign in).  I'm including the account information 
> just for completeness -- new users like Les won't see this.  However, the 
> "Try MobileMe" part of the MobileMe menu in System Preferences may work for 
> him.
> 
> HTH.  Cheers,
> 
> Esther
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