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[Edward Wesolowski <ids AT idisplay.com>]

>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.
I changed out my subscription and swapped RR for Earthlink. I'm now 
connected via Earthlink. They do have a website you can access from any 
browser, (although you might try www.mail2web.com). Also, Earthlink has 
dialup too, neither of which RR offered. RR increased the monthly rate and 
promised both "soon." But rather than wait, I reconnected via Earthlink.
AOL Time Warner was required to open their cables to competitors as part of 
their agreement (with Justice Dept. I believe) so they wouldn't be a 
complete monopoly! ...is this a great country, or what?
Good Luck
Ed Wesolowski


At 11:39 AM 12/11/01 -0500, you wrote:
> 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?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Diana
>
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