Re: [newbie] Netscape/password

2000-07-15 Thread Paul
On Sat, 15 Jul 2000, Fran Parker wrote: On mine, it is the mail password NOT the ISP password. Bambi "Myers, Dennis R NWO" wrote: Good question, on my machine it is the ISP password, that's where Netscape goes to get mail. In thinking about it I would say that the password should be My ISP

Re: [newbie] Netscape/password

2000-07-15 Thread Fran Parker
Same here...they are two different passwords. As they should be :) That way if someone can get into your connection, they still can't get into your mail ... unless you have it set to remember your password. Bambi Paul wrote: On Sat, 15 Jul 2000, Fran Parker wrote: On mine, it is the mail

Re: [newbie] Netscape/password

2000-07-15 Thread Fran Parker
Sounds like a good idea to fix that :) Bambi Darryl Gibson wrote: Fran Parker wrote: Same here...they are two different passwords. As they should be :) That way if someone can get into your connection, they still can't get into your mail ... unless you have it set to remember

Re[2]: [newbie] Netscape/password

2000-07-14 Thread Roman Korcek
Hi, Should it not be the mail account password rather than the ISP password ? Roman "Eric MC.D" wrote: Darryl Gibson wrote: Hello list, When I select "Get Messages" in Netscape I'm prompted for a password. My user's password doesn't work, but Root's password does. Root isn't even

RE: Re[2]: [newbie] Netscape/password

2000-07-14 Thread Myers, Dennis R NWO
Title: RE: Re[2]: [newbie] Netscape/password Good question, on my machine it is the ISP password, that's where Netscape goes to get mail. In thinking about it I would say that the password should be what is required to connect to the POP3 or IMAP. So, it may be either the ISP or the mail

Re: [newbie] Netscape/password

2000-07-14 Thread Fran Parker
Dennis Myers Subject: Re[2]: [newbie] Netscape/password Hi, Should it not be the mail account password rather than the ISP password ? Roman "Eric MC.D" wrote: Darryl Gibson wrote: Hello list, When I select "Get Messages" in Netscape I'm prompte

[newbie] Netscape/password

2000-07-13 Thread Darryl Gibson
Hello list, When I select "Get Messages" in Netscape I'm prompted for a password. My user's password doesn't work, but Root's password does. Root isn't even logged onto the machine. Why is this, and how can I permit users to get their mail, without using Root's password? TIA -- Darryl Gibson

Re: [newbie] Netscape/password

2000-07-13 Thread Eric MC.D
Darryl Gibson wrote: Hello list, When I select "Get Messages" in Netscape I'm prompted for a password. My user's password doesn't work, but Root's password does. Root isn't even logged onto the machine. Why is this, and how can I permit users to get their mail, without using Root's

Re: [newbie] Netscape/password

2000-07-13 Thread Jose Alberto Abreu
Darryl Gibson wrote: Hello list, When I select "Get Messages" in Netscape I'm prompted for a password. My user's password doesn't work, but Root's password does. Root isn't even logged onto the machine. Why is this, and how can I permit users to get their mail, without using Root's

Re: [newbie] Netscape/password

2000-07-13 Thread Eunice Thompson
Darryl Gibson wrote: Hello list, When I select "Get Messages" in Netscape I'm prompted for a password. My user's password doesn't work, but Root's password does. Root isn't even logged onto the machine. Why is this, and how can I permit users to get their mail, without using Root's

Re: [newbie] Netscape/password

2000-07-13 Thread Dennis Myers
"Eric MC.D" wrote: Darryl Gibson wrote: Hello list, When I select "Get Messages" in Netscape I'm prompted for a password. My user's password doesn't work, but Root's password does. Root isn't even logged onto the machine. Why is this, and how can I permit users to get their mail,

[newbie] Netscape Password Issues

1999-12-21 Thread Paul Apostolos
Every time I go to a website that requires a password after I enter the username and password and hit enter it closes Netscape. Has anyone had this problem? Paul Apostolos Manager of Internet Development [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://nrca.net