Re: E-mail problems

Hang in there.	It all goes away eventually.  Or do I am told.	<VBG>

Seriously, hoping you have a solution soon.   Of course, you may not get
this....

Computers are great, when the systems work....	but without them we
wouldn't be having this conversation, would we?

But I have got such great ideas and guidance from this group alone that
it's all (well almost all of it) has been worth the 'e-hassle'.

On Mon, 23 Apr 101 03:27:54 GMT aebrain@eisa.net.au writes:
>Please assume that I haven't received any e-mail sent to me in the 
>last 48 
>hours.
>
>I've managed to diagnose the problem: basically, my new ISP has a 
>circular 
>buffer of size 1 for my e-mail. This means that when I log on, I get 
>the last 
>message sent to me, all other messages since last log-on are discarded 
>without 
>me being informed.
>
>If I had a continuous connection, this would be fine. But alas, I 
>don't. And I 
>get something like 200+ e-mails a day.
>
>I'll let the list know when I'm back to normal service, and if so, 
>which e-mail 
>address I'll
>have.
>
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