>>>>> "Brendon" == Brendon Colby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brendon> We've also found that Netscape's mail client does not
Brendon> like @ in the username. There is, however, a fix. All you
Brendon> have to do is find your prefs.js file (or preferences.js
Brendon> in Unix) and add:
Brendon> user_prefs("mail.allow_at_sign_in_user_name"), true);
Brendon> to the file.
Cute, but I still think it's probably easier to tell all users that
their account name is user_domain.com than it is to tell 80 year old
grandmothers how to edit prefs.js files over the phone. :)
Ben
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