Hi John, just for clarification, Outlook Express is merely a mail client (application that manages your email). The provider would be whatever is behind the @ symbol in your email address...example would be, if your email was johninny@verizon.com then your email provider is verizon. The account will need to be set up in Outlook Express with your user name, password and ingoing and outgoing email servers plus any security settings required by that provider. Not as simple as logging into the webmail as suggested by Raven. Pam

Could be your ISP is just unusually busy at that time of day. Some months ago I had the same thing happen and that was the problem.

are you using the print email button on your actual email program? Mine will not print properly unless I use the actual button built into the email program. which email program are you using? for example on my hotmail at the top row where it says NEW, Delete, Junk etc there is a small printer icon that is how I have to print the individual emails by using that icon.

Pllog, I think Jeff was just being marvelously humorous! Once you realized you posted to the wrong forum, you said: the "If you don't reply here this thread will sink" I said: "Well it can sink after I shout Yay" And Jeff said: You're having problems with your sink too?" (In other words, the thread is not "sinking" because it's getting responses.) If that's not a really clever play on words -- especially in the Appliance Forum -- I don't know what is! LOL!