But I've decided to keep Thunderbird as my default e-mail client, as neither at&t or g-mail plays nice with the Opera e-mail client. at&t delivers incoming mail to, but won't send outgoing mail from Opera. But I can fire up Thunderbird when I want to send something, then shut the vast RAM-hog down when I'm done. It will take forever, of course, but at least I'll be connected (sort of) again.
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- rejectomorph (
flying_blind) wrote,
rejectomorph
flying_blind
D'oh!
But I've decided to keep Thunderbird as my default e-mail client, as neither at&t or g-mail plays nice with the Opera e-mail client. at&t delivers incoming mail to, but won't send outgoing mail from Opera. But I can fire up Thunderbird when I want to send something, then shut the vast RAM-hog down when I'm done. It will take forever, of course, but at least I'll be connected (sort of) again.
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Reset Seventeen, Day Twenty
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Reset Seventeen, Day Nineteen
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