On 21/06/2002 04:22 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Frank Rader)> >Greetings > Can I dial into AOL from Remote Access, FreePPP or some other >non-AOL dialer if I have a current, valid, AOL account?
Once you are "on the web" you can "surf" via a browser to aol.com and access your email via "AOL Anywhere." You will have to access it via a browser interface (a la hotmail) using this interface. Also, if you are "on-line" you can access AOL mail via Claris Emailer (at least up to OS 9.1, don't know anything about later versions). > This is a continuation of the core issue of preserving the AOL >address but not using AOL software. Our current plans are to add a >non-AOL ISP, dial that, then go to AOL from there (that's what I do). > The "customer" (father in law) already has AOL ISP (dial up). Can >we use that without running AOL software? If AOL is his only ISP there is no way I know of to dial in to AOL without using the AOL software. If you mean can HE use YOUR ISP to access the "net" and then access HIS email on AOL, yes. > Thanks to earlier comments from this list. We plan to use Emailer >under 9.2 on a machine running OS 10. Ken Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without. ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
