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i tried to subscribe to hotmail but i have comcast.net. is there away around
this?

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On Tue, 3 Oct 2006 23:16:51 -0700, yvonne scholl wrote:

i tried to subscribe to hotmail but i have comcast.net. is there away around
this?

There isn't even a problem. Comcast is your ISP; gives your CPE the IP
address used for your Internet connection. Comcast does not hinder you
from subscribing to MSN Hotmail.

MSN Hotmail is a mail service provider. There are currently two forms
available. The old, classic version, he

|http://join.msn.com/?page=hotmail/plans&pgmarket=en-us

Windows Live Mail is the Beta for the new version of MSN Hotmail. Sign
up he

|http://ideas.live.com/programpage.as...e-4911fb2b2e6d

I have a little trouble getting Windows Live Mail to work with Mozilla
Firefox, but if you are using MS Internet Explorer, it shouldn't choke.

--
Norman
~Oh Lord, why have you come
~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum

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"yvonne scholl" je napisal v sporoèilo
...
i tried to subscribe to hotmail but i have comcast.net. is there away
around this?

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To access your Hotmail account in Outlook Express, you'll have to subscribe
to Hotmail Plus or MSN Premium.
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User)

yvonne scholl wrote:
i tried to subscribe to hotmail but i have comcast.net. is there away
around
this?

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"yvonne scholl" wrote in message
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i tried to subscribe to hotmail but i have comcast.net. is there away
around this?



If you have a freebie Hotmail account, all you get is the
webmail-for-dummies interface via browser. You will have to PAY
Microsoft to get access to Hotmail from within Outlook or Outlook
Express.

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thank you for the information.. now please can i solve this problim by nto
apering my personal name and in sam time i get the free hotmaile . And what
i do to keep my . thank you
"Vanguard" wrote in message
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"yvonne scholl" wrote in message
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i tried to subscribe to hotmail but i have comcast.net. is there away
around this?



If you have a freebie Hotmail account, all you get is the
webmail-for-dummies interface via browser. You will have to PAY Microsoft
to get access to Hotmail from within Outlook or Outlook Express.