Blog or no blog?

[Robbo SPS]

I have a 2mb account with Hotmail and thats pretty good. If you want larger ones , most people already have them.

Wouldnt 10mb take up too much server space ??

No idea what you are on about with the web / pop3stm

[mgmark]

Mark, you can use the 'Find' icon at the top of the page

Aaaahhhh - that'll be the "Find" function then.....thanks for pointing out the bleeding obvious to he who coul dhave actually looked for himself a but harder

[gibberish]

Aaaahhhh - that'll be the "Find" function then.....thanks for pointing out the bleeding obvious to he who coul dhave actually looked for himself a but harder

Ooooh...........catch you then sweetie  

[Grand_Fromage]

I have a 2mb account with Hotmail and thats pretty good. If you want larger ones , most people already have them.

Wouldnt 10mb take up too much server space ??

No idea what you are on about with the web / pop3stm

The smtp mail is the kind you need a client app for (Outlook for instance) but webmail just needs a web browser. 10Mb would be the limit of 'saved' emails so you'd need to be good about deleting old mail if it was webmail. SMTP/POP is erased from the server as soon as it arrives on your own 'puter so housekeeping not such an issue.

GF

[Steve Pyro]

I have a 2mb account with Hotmail and thats pretty good. If you want larger ones , most people already have them.

Wouldnt 10mb take up too much server space ??

No idea what you are on about with the web / pop3stm

The smtp mail is the kind you need a client app for (Outlook for instance) but webmail just needs a web browser. 10Mb would be the limit of 'saved' emails so you'd need to be good about deleting old mail if it was webmail. SMTP/POP is erased from the server as soon as it arrives on your own 'puter so housekeeping not such an issue.

GF

Other than Hotmail, I read my usual e-mail accounts via Outlook, so the SMTP version would be fine for me Dave.