Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 16:11:54 -600
From: "Jerry J. Haumberger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Please reply -- a check
On 2000-04-27 [EMAIL PROTECTED] <Tom Rutherford> said:
>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>)
It looks as though everything's restored, now, yes... I can't believe
the bad timing of this -- just when I was sending some important
e-mail relative to my used computer project for folks on the lists...
Nobody likes delays in receiving things, and I'm especially anxious
to get this computers-for-S&H project moving forward as quickly as
possible! And tonight, I've good news for these folks on the
"freebie" list... ;-)
>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.
Luckily, my ISP is Net-Tamer friendly. As a matter of fact, when
I mentioned Net-Tamer to them, they seemed familiar with the name --
and *nobody* ever snickered about my preference for DOS. It helps
to send compliments to your ISP, if they're deserving, too. For
example, after a number of months of continued improvement to my
connection speed (which is now about 50 kbps *every* time!), I
decided to send them a glowing note of appreciation to their support.
They liked it well enough to post a copy of it for all to see -- so
I doubt they'd want to "bump" me off too soon... ;-)
Jerry *** delighted with PC DOS and WordStar ***
-*- Better to be a square than somebody that's running in circles!
Net-Tamer V 1.11.2 - Registered
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