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Stacey Roof didst proclaim: You can go to your eGroups account settings and specify that you want to receive plain-text messages. I would tell you exactly how to do this, but I can't look at eGroups

John didst proclaim: If you're using the Internet control panel, rather than using InternetConfig dircetly, then you *do* select the actual program icon from the list that the control panel generates.

Except for the part about actually watching a huge file being downloaded, the other symptoms sound like another problem I read about on another list - the Windows-user was sending the Windows

Sometime back after starting to use OS 9.0.4, I would start to get a "-23" error when launching documents/files...the application associated with the file (such as simple text or appleworks) would

That's what I did too with Eudora 4.3--works fine for me! Although I've been experiencing way too many crashes in Eudora since I've been receiving individual messages with ads, even though I have more

whoops, I guess I should have mentioned my model: 333 MHz/6GB (tray loading cd rom/non-quiet fan version) Stacey

Susan, I installed more ram in mine--and I'm no guru-the upper slot is a piece of cake, you can print instructions from the help menu, if I recall correctly. In the lower slot, you are supposed to

Thanks, Liam.... I tried something similiar to that and it seems to be working.... I set it for "Any Header" that contains "iomug egroups"... we'll see if it passes the test of time... hoping it won't

When I first installed IE 5.0 it asked if I would like it to be the "default browser", I clicked yes and have never had a URL link open Netscape. I'm running Eudora 4.3.3 Paid mode. Maybe you should

I had a little trouble getting Eudora to filter iomug messages when we moved to egroups, but with some minor tweaking of my filter all is well now. Rather than trying do describe in detail how I have

on 12/20/00 7:17 PM, plaidkin at plaidkin@... wrote: Hi Susan: You didn't mention which iMac you have, but I'm guessing you've got one of the older one's. The newer one's are a breeze to

"frequent trouble... "old flashing crashing of my "In" box". I have no idea what you mean by this. I'm a member of several egroups lists and have NEVER seen this kind of problem. However I am using

What about just setting the filter for any message that has "[iomug]" in the subject line? That has always worked fine for me... Liam

Hi, Fay... the only suggestion I received said to go to the egroup website and change my format to individual messages... which I did.... but now I'm having more frequent trouble with that old

Hi, Fay... the only suggestion I received said to go to the egroup website and change my format to individual messages... which I did.... but now I'm having lots of trouble with that old flashing

This is almost surely a problem with Internet Config, at least I've had this identical problem when either I set my file mapping preferences incorrectly or (as I like to try to tell myself) the

I'll second that. Fay ^. .^

The newer case iMacs are super easy, but the original case iMacs are a bit more involved. As long as you have even just a little mechanical ability you should be all set though. Its only a total of

At 13:31 -0500 20/12/00, BrianS wrote: >For the last week or so, the strangest thing has been happening: > >I have downloaded a couple of picture files (jpeg) and after the download completes, i'm

I don't know if this applies to the 68K version, but (at least under OS9) if you click and hold you get a menu of choices, including that one. Also works in IE5 and Netscape.