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whats the difference between having your computer retrieve your mail and you checking it?
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The automatic response with notifcation while you are working on the puter ,surfing the net,reading FTE,reading it as it comes in vs the manual retrieval.......whenever .
I don't even bother anymore. I just check mine thru web-based reader now. Home PC is so slow I don't even look at it any more unless I'm expecting something..
I check it at work, which averages out to about once every other day.
t's all junk mail lately anyway. Nobody emails me anything anymore except chain mail crap. Must be nobody likes me anymore. Oh well.
5min. also depends on what im doing, the other night I was working on some strange prob with an old ink machine running Xenix (not UNIX), and the software engineers in the Netherlands
but I use Outlook...with my "rules Wizard" setup and SPAM blocker...needless to say, I use my puter for work even at home.
I even telnet to my IBM RS6000 in the garage...Im such a geek
230am im still working
Last edited by TrunkSlammer; Feb 13, 2003 at 04:39 AM.
At work I open up Outlook in the morning, and "minimize" it so it runs in the background. Whenever I get mail, a wave file tells me, "You've got mail". Works really well.
I'm actually asking what you have the computer e-mail reader SET AT for retrieving mail.
(How often does the reader look for mail while you are working on the computer)
Ther is a setting in the tools section to set the reader up to retrieve new messages.
This question is not for when a person actually gets on and checks it.