Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 07:36:26 -400
From: Tom Rutherford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Please reply -- a check
Resending this, per the suggestion of the software that caught it on the
bounce the first time. For some reason, it came back to me. (Later...
Found out that I'd used the wrong domain name. Sheesh. <g>)
On 21st Apr 00 at 2.56pm, "Jerry J. Haumberger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
JJ>On 2000-04-21 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
JJ>>Receiving you five-by-five, Jerry. Sorry I didn't respond.
JJ>Heck >of a note that someone could hijack your ISP's
JJ>addresses like that. >But, what's the old Jeffersonian saying
JJ>about liberty and eternal
JJ>Thanks! Everything seems to be back to normal. Really, my
JJ>ISP has treated me very well and has had a great track record
JJ>-- until this, and a few weeks ago, a few days of down time
JJ>due to a problem with Sprint (which seems to have been a
JJ>target for problems, too, in recent days).
ARGH!!! Time for a nastygram to Candice Bergen. :-) Glad you're back
up, though. CoreComm had some problems last fall with their mail
servers. They were down for a day or two every couple of weeks for a
while. When they got the problem solved, the function of Net-Tamer that
I was accustomed to using that would delete old mail and leave just-read
mail on the server quit working. After a few exchanges between Tech
Support and myself, I finally just set Net-Tamer up so that it grabs it
all and kills it all. Apparently, Net-Tamer doesn't properly exit the
server with the other option. The old server software was forgiving
enough that when it lost connection, it closed and did its thing.
JJ>I've never had a problem connecting to my ISP with Net-Tamer
JJ>or with any other browser or operating system -- no problems
JJ>related to the ISP itself, that is.
Peachy! Glad you're back up.
-- 73 DE Tom Rutherford, N8EUJ, Burton, MI
RTFM - Revert To Former Method!
NTReader v0.24a(P)/Beta in conjunction with Net-Tamer
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