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Date:	Sun, 12 Jun 2005 20:21:41 PDT7
From:	"Bob" <2lvvuss02@sneakemail.com >
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: New thread Jordan?Jordan

** Reply to message from "J R FOX jr_fox@pacbell.net" on Sun, 12 Jun 2005
12:53:40 PDT7

> Since I don't presently own a laptop,
> the point of access in that case is always going to be
> someone else's briefly borrowed laptop or desktop
> system, which by definition is pretty much guaranteed
> to be a Windoze system. I seldom know in advance what
> is going to be on those, or how any software involved
> happens to be configured. So, whatever I find is what
> I get. I'm just grateful when it is available, and
> glad to find that it works. As to the features of the
> web-based email services, your guess is probably
> better than mine.

If you are using a web based email server while traveling you would be using a
browser which should not make any difference in how the email is formatted or
sent. If you are using someone elses email client then I could see having
problems. Using a web based server I would expect it to be your ISPs or
whomever you use for email. That should always work the same because you
should be using the same program all the time.

Do you use a web based email server when you are home? If not what email
client do you use?

My guess is you use an email client at home which works correctly and the web
based email server while traveling which appears to have a problem generating
correct email headers.

--
Robert Blair

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