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Hi Guys
Well thanks for all the comebacks. I guess i will get used to it,(let it grow on me). I don't like the idea when it says you have new mail and you go to inbox and have to waite for it to download. And all the extra folders setting around that don't get used and you can't get rid of them.(outlook express folders). The http mail folders don't have a outbox foplder so it uses outlook express out box and drops down all those folders again. Just a pain in the ass. Thanks anyway. -- Carl G "Carl G" cgerving@msnDOTcom wrote in message ... Hi All I just got Qwest DSL about 3 weeks ago,with msn. Is there a way around useing that lousey http mail server and keep outlook express as it was with pop3 mail. Thanks. -- Carl G |
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