On 8 Jun 2000, 9:39, Ben Cooper wrote:
> That's what I do, too. I have my main account set to download my mail
> every one minute ( I have a constant DSL connection ). I have a few
> other accounts which I check a couple of times a day. I have several
> accounts that I check occasionally to keep active and read any email
> that looks interesting to me. The number of accounts I have pales in
> comparison to Alan, and probably Dennis, but I do have a substantial
> number of them.
Oh yes. There was a time that Dennis and I were like a couple of kids
in a candy shop when it concerned free e-mail accounts. One of us
would hear of a new one and off we'd go! :-)
That is how I came to start this list. I got to thinking that maybe me
and Dennis were not the only free e-mail nuts out there. <g>
> I've never used any type of notification or preview tool. Doesn't
> Pegasus Mail allow you to preview email on your server before you
> download it to your local drive?
Yes, Pegasus has that. I seldom use it, however, unless there is some
trouble on the server. For example, if I detect on downloading that
someone has sent me mail with a two ton attachment, I might stop the
download and then go back with a selective download and see who it was
and probably delete it on the server.
Alan
