Unable to Send Emails on Android Phone & MS Outlook
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Comments (1)Problem is solved. The volume level for SW Synth was not set high enough, so it was as if muted. Got the answer from a MS forum....See MoreMS Office 2007 Hangs up when on-line
Comments (11)Thanks for the thoughts, I think it is not resource overload, and I'm using only the XP home firewall, pretty transparent I understand. I'm running on a recent Gateway Notebook, in this case and on a recent Dell Desk Top in the other, the DT has no problems. I will admit my Gateway does have some difficulties on Com1 (simulated via USB, of course). I'm still using dial-up and it uses Com1, as does my Palm Z22 sync connection. I can not run both at the same time for that reason. Further, and Gateway did send me a prepaid shipping carton to send the Notebook back for repair as the dial-up will establish only one connection per boot. When I hang up the phone line, I have to reboot to get it to work again. I'm about to go DSL here and decided not to send the Notebook in, loss of data and a lot of other concerns being top of my reason for living with the Com1/Dial-up problem. I suppose this could reflect back into my new MS Office problem The installation of MS Office was a purchase DVD. The Notebook did come with Office 2007 ready to install, but I uninstalled that some time back as I was using Open Office, need commercial use. So, Gateway believes the machine has enough resources to run Office 2007. I can take a look to see what's going on with the resources when in the stuck-state. As noted, Control/Alt/Del will not allow me to kill Word, for example, also I note Work knows it is in trouble and tries to send an error report to MS, I think it sometimes succeeds sometimes doesn't. The only way I can get Work (or PP, or Excel) to release is to hang up the Dial up. I may try a reinstall, but am reluctant as I have still to update Office via the Dial-up, about two hours of download time....See MoreBest On Line Email
Comments (14)Some others: gmx.com (not the greatest reputation, though) zoho.com (yes, they do have "@zoho.com" accounts, not just free domain hosting) yandex.com (Russia's answer to Yahoo & Gmail, very popular) I would suggest myopera.com, but Opera announced just a few days ago on their blog that they would be discontinuing their email service by March 1, 2014 ! :-( Personal Observation: It's interesting to me that many people know only about Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail/Outlook and AOL. It's also odd (to me) that people (esp. but not only heavy email users) will, on the one hand, have innumerable devices/toys for accessing their email accounts and performing all their other internet/communication needs ($$$), while, simultaneously trusting in FREE providers for their email !! I wonder much is spent by these people each year on all their devices/services ? Yet they seem genuinely surprised to discover that many people spend a few bucks on what is essentially the key to their online identities: their email address/account. For anywhere from $12/yr. (PolarisMail basic account) to $16/yr (EuMX.net account) to $20/yr. (FastMail Full account or Runbox Micro Account) one can have reliable email with top-notch, personal customer service, in case one needs tech support or even account recovery. For less than the cost of eating out once or getting a home-delivered pizza -- and a lot less than all the computer toys (and service plans) some folks have -- you can have a year's worth of peace of mind and prompt tech support if/when necessary. As one of the EMD members recently and somewhat sarcastically remarked to someone changing (free) email providers, "Good luck on your new life as somebody's product and nobody's customer. Either you pay, or you're paid for." *Ouch* :-) If you're content with using free email, that's perfectly fine. To each his/her own. Different people have different priorities in these matters. In my case, I abandoned free accounts some months ago and have never regretted it. (Btw, check out the emaildiscussions forum site to see how well-respected the above providers are and for a lot of threads about various providers !) Here is a link that might be useful: EMD Forums...See MoreUsing MS Outlook with Gmail
Comments (6)Nope, I've always known better than to travel in white tennies. Even made my hubby buy dark tennies when we traveled to Central/South America and SE Asia. However, being the small person I am, I don't like carrying purses because I don't think I could fight off someone who felt they needed it more than me. Hence, the very unflattering fanny pack. I would have preferred to keep everything in a hotel safe but we were renting an apartment with dodgy front door and window locks. Plus, I don't think I would even bother traveling if I could not take a camera with me as I saw the world. Now, I did manage to spend an entire night on the Champs-ÃÂlysées without incident. It was Bastille Day 2003 and my daughter, me, my best friend and her daughter all made our way to the Eiffel Tower to take in the fireworks, music and festivities which didn't begin until nearly 10:30pm. It was us, and about 100,000 other revelers. The celebration was over just as the Metro was about to close and the crowds to get underground wrapped around the block. All taxi stands were filled with crowds and not a taxi in sight. Locals were gassing up their mini-vans and offering rides for, as the French say "beaucoup bucks" :-) My friend called her French husband back home in Calif. and asked him to call us a cab. The phone died before she could tell him where we were. So, we took turns sleeping on a bench on the Champs-ÃÂlysées about a block from the Arc de Triomphe and were the first ones on the Metro when it opened the next morning at 5:30am. Crazy night but all of my belongings were safe and sound inside my little ugly black fanny pack. :-) Jodi-...See Morejrb451
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