Ben Ruppel wrote: > Okay, so you're saying that AOL doesn't provide a standard IMAP or POP > mail account, correct? For what it's worth, here in the Eastern US, Wal-Mart has just launched Wal-mart Connect. In a nutshell, it's a somewhat stripped down version of the CompuServe software, which of course, is basically AOL. My point is that the Wal-Mart connect mail is accessible via CompuServe's IMAP server, and Mozilla works just fine collecting and sending mail for those accounts. The IMAP server is: imap.cs.com I don't have an AOL account, but don't understand why it would be any different. That doesn't mean it isn't though. Mark -- e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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