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Re: lv-ab: communication pipedreams

From: R C Smith Jr (no email)
Date: Mon Nov 04 2002 - 17:29:02 EST

  • Next message: Don LePage: "RE: lv-ab: communication pipedreams"

    on 11/2/02 9:46, mpr at wrote:

    > I've often wondered why email services don't
    > allow you to view the headers first before downloading your email.
    > That would go a long way to eliminate the junk in you mailbox. Is there
    > away to do this?

    All of the Microsoft email programs (Outlook, Outlook Express, Entourage
    anyway) allow you to essentially skip long messages and all attachments,
    while retaining the option to go back and fully DL those you choose.

    Go to TOOLS, ACCOUNTS, open the account you use, click OPTIONS in the
    resulting dialog box, look down to SERVER OPTIONS and click the box for:
    "Partially receive messages over 5 K". 5 being the lowest value possible.

    Now you are set to DL only very small messages, hugely reducing your
    connection time. If you want to fully DL a message after reviewing the
    partial one, simply click on "Get full message" at the top of the partial
    message and it will DL it in full next time you go online. BTW, you can also
    set the software to dial, DL, and disconnect all by itself...also saying
    cellphone time...but that's another email.

    Bob
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    R C Smith Jr
    M/V MARY KATHRYN
    Hatteras 58 LRC
    On the way to Abacos

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