Why *do* AOL insist on providing their own proprietary software? I used it,
for the free trial access (several times <g>) before unmetered access for
roughly ukp10-15 / month became the norm in the UK. Its crazy. Yes I had
trouble first when I used it, and then when I switched to what all sane peeps
use; IE and OE 5.5. Well it works for me (since dumping that damn Savage4
gfx card that was the cause of daily crashes-- whoever it was that warned me
about that and 100mhz bus or whatever, I should have listened to you).
PrinceGaz. -> still more than happy with his R3 even if it looks terribly
bulky compared to the sexy R900
> And please drop the whole AOL thing too. Anyone who uses AOL has obviously
> decided to ignore the tons of advice out there saying to not use it (much of
> the time from ex-users) and has therefore dug their own hole. I don't see
> why we should have the MD mailing list turned into tech support that AOL
> should provide.
> Chad Gombosi
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