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[Scott Morris <scmorris AT ifndef.com>]

> It seems to me that recently, someone explained how this might be achieved 
> - 
> without necessarily setting up our own POP3 server.  As I travel all the 
> time, I'd really love to be able to send and respond to emails using my 
> RoadRunner account when I'm not actually connected to RoadRunner.  Can 
> anyone 
> enlighten me how this may be done?
> 

you can pop you mail from roadrunner at will, pop-server.nc.rr.com same as
you would at home. sending mail is the problem. 99% sure RR won't allow
you to relay mail through thier smtp server. the easist thing to do would
be to use whatever mail server your away-from-home provider has and set
your reply-to as your roadrunner mail server. 

just a thought...

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