Actually that particular problem with the "splash screen" has been a 
issue twice now since hmm October I think.  I was just mentioning it as 
some may not realize how easy of it a fix it can be.  I see your 
suggestion and I don't see a problem in adding that as a option.  
However users will still need to set that option (unless it could be 
made that by default).  Also I just tried logging into the MSNBC website 
then going to the mail from there.  While it did work I would still get 
the same splash screen I found before that I need to check the "don't 
see this again" check box.  I just don't see it helping, if I am wrong 
and the webmail author thinks so by all means use the best method.  He 
knows far better than I. :)  But something to consider if it does indeed 
work as described (and it was just a fluke why it didn't work for me) I 
have this feeling it is just something hotmail missed and will fix that 
in time.

I do have one suggestion though, why not add to the "neagative vibes" 
error message a comment about trying to log into your webmail account 
normally and see if there is a splash screen you can click a "do not see 
this again" check box and try webmail again?  I get the feeling that 
hotmail is going to be doing this splash screen more often.






On 12/24/2008 8:02 AM, BluesRenegade wrote:
> Chris got it. That's exactly what I was suggesting.
>
> Now you know how simple it is, Darth, you'll know to look there next 
> time it happens. But how about all the other Webmail users? Look at the 
> traffic that checkbox brings to this group--asking the Webmail author 
> for a fix. He is extremely patient to deal with this same problem over 
> and over again.
>
> I'm suggesting something that could benefit all of us, Webmail users and 
> the Webmail author.
>
> Chris Clifton wrote:
>   
>> I think that Blues Renegade was suggesting that msnbc.com be made an 
>> option for the URL that the extension uses to log in to Hotmail. In this 
>> way the information pages that Hotmail have been serving up recently 
>> before the log in page are by-passed.
>>
>> DarthNewton wrote:
>>   
>>     
>>> I also ran into this problem with negative vibes, but I simply logged 
>>> into the hotmail account though a webbrowser and got the "You asked for 
>>> it hotmail listed" splash screen, clicked the "do not show me this 
>>> again" check box and continue.  And it worked fine (I had to do this for 
>>> every account but a quick and easy fix).  Have you tried this?
>>>
>>>
>>> On 12/23/2008 6:21 PM, BluesRenegade wrote:
>>>   
>>>     
>>>       
>>>> INFO and SUGGESTION:
>>>>
>>>> If you enter: hotmail.com you are taken to the Hotmail Live login,
>>>> however, if you login thru msnbc,com, you are logged directly into
>>>> your hotmail.com account without any of the prompts that keep breaking
>>>> the Hotmail extension of Webmail.
>>>>
>>>> Perhaps, adding msnbc.com to the list of current login choices:
>>>>
>>>> Hotmail (Old website)
>>>> WebDav
>>>> Hotmail Live (New website)
>>>>
>>>> could solve the intermittent login issues and associated support
>>>> requests in this list.
>>>>
>>>> What do you think?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>       
>>>>         
>
> >
>
>   


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