What???
I though it was an unique solution to the 'problem'! If they won't listen
when you tell them, make them come to you for a 'solution' and I think they
will listen, this time! Now, they also know that you 'check' on things (but
don't know all the things you can check!) and take control when there is
something 'unexpected'. Now if this were the boss, I guess I might try a
more subtle approach (send him an email, he is sure to get it, and fast,
too!), at least a couple of times, before using this technique.
OK, sometimes it is good to have power and control, I admit that. And
sometimes I like it, too! Guess it was showing just a bit too much for you!
Anyway, have a good weekend, Len!
Daniel Donnelly
________________________________________________________
----- Original Message -----
From: "Len Conrad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 4:34 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] restrict POP logins?
>
> >You could enter their IP address into the POP3 Control Access. Then they
> >will call you with a 'problem' ( I cannot get my mail!) and you can tell
> >them the solution (set your client to check ONLY every 5 minutes or
more)!
>
> ha! the real Daniel emerges! :)))
>
> Len
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