Dwight,
> On Thursday, January 31, 2013, 10:04:25 PM, Gleason wrote:
>
>> That pop up box being one of the more annoying interruptions in the
>> world of email. In my case, never once have I seen it when the problem
>> actually was a changed password. Good riddance, I think, if that is
>> actually what happened.
> I do disagree. Taken to it's logical conclusion, anytime there was a
> problem which you software knows of and could identify it, instead
> there wouldn't be a box telling you there was a problem, and if one
> looked at the log it would just say "You are F--ked"
>
That conclusion isn't necessary or logical. Judging by the times when
that message appears, software writers feel it is appropriate any time
the client fails to make a connection. In my experience, that most
often happens when the server name is spelled incorrectly. A message
that asks for a password at that point is worse than useless. I
wouldn't mind a password prompt if the password actually is the
problem.
--
Gleason
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