Mike wrote, : Another option, of course, is to use a different ISP...but I'm biased. Fully agreed. Jim wrote, > I checked out the AOL link and I can't find anything about setting up > AOL 6.0 so it doesn't send HTML. I know of several people that went > back to a previous version of AOL becasue they couldn't get 6.0 to stop > sending HTML. As I recall, AOL support had not been of any help getting > 6.0 to stop sending html. Don't look through any official AOL documentation: it's only on Adam Bailey's personal pages as far as I know. You have to look in his area. I found it by starting at his top page there <http://members.aol.com/adamkb> and looking around. Here's the full URL to that exact question: <http://members.aol.com/adamkb/aol/mailfaq/#aol6html>. Andrew finally got through: | My question was ... does LP2 stereo sound better or is it comparable to | standard mono? I'll say this in general: if the input is already monaural, SP mono is going to use a higher bitrate than LP2 and can be heard on non-LP playback equip- ment, so I think the choice is obviously SP mono then. But if the material is stereo, then you have a choice of retaining the separation in LP2 or los- ing it in SP mono, and that's up to you. I enjoy stereo separation and think LP2 sounds good enough for most purposes, so I'd use LP2. ----------------------------------------------------------------- To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
