To change your email address, first remove the old one, then request that

UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of your email. If you can't handle the enormous

to be put on the LIST DIGEST & only receive 1 composite email per day!

WE HAVE A ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY REGARDING VIOLATIONS OF

THIS DISCUSSION LIST'S RULES! YOU WILL BE REMOVED IF YOU

VIOLATE THEM! READ THE LIST'S 4 RULES IN THE FOOTER BELOW!

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Kate wrote:<g>

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____A number of months ago someone posted a message that explained

how to pull your AOL e-mail using your internet access account.

I printed the message and deleted it like a dummy.....and now I can't

find it anywhere.

Does anyone remember how to do this.

If now, what strategies are people using to pull the names from your

aol address so you don't have to respond to each one individually.

I'd like to be able to pull the messages I get from bulk e-mailers

and counter send them info as efficiently as possible.

thanks - kate

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Kate, that conversation was regarding

"Bring Your Own Access"

which is a program by which you can "back door" AOL's proprietary

content through your own ISP dial-up.

However, you STILL have to "log in" to AOL thru the "back door" of

your ISP to get your email, as I understand it.

To be able to pull down AOL email from an ISP account, AOL would have

to assign individual POP accounts like a regular ISP and they simply

don't do that at this time.

If anyone has any other insights, please free to share them and for

Kate's sake, someone may wish to post how to go about "bringing your

own access" although I understand that AOL has such instructions in

the Members area of AOL or thereabouts.

FYI!

Keep up the GREAT WORK, EVERYBODY!<g>

[;-)

John Lester, Creator of the gemSTARS-R-NICErs SYSTEMS!

"One's success in LIFE, much less any SINGLE endeavour, is DIRECTLY

PROPORTIONAL to the amount of FRUSTRATION that one has successfully

encountered, successfully endured and successfully overcome! This is

why all entrepreneurial success DEPENDS on a SUFFICIENT number of

'failures.'" Original Quote from John Lester, November, 1996