Hi Neil
Many thanks for this information.
I also found another site which was very helpful about domains etc.
http://www.igoldrush.com
Regards
Peter
On 19/01/2010, at 12:19 PM, Neil Houghton wrote:
Hi Peter,
I recently purchased a .org.au domain from Netregistry
Hi all
Having given this due consideration I intend to proceed down this route, can
you recommend a good domain registrar (in Australia?) Questions arise as to how
to know if a registrar is reliable or not?. Also and/or point me in the
direction of some further information for a basic computer
Hi Peter,
I recently purchased a .org.au domain from Netregistry
http://www.netregistry.com.au/
It all went very well and everything seems to work as it should.
They had a special at the time - so it cost me all of $8.25 for two years
registration - though come renewal time it will be back to
Thank you Glenn for you helpful comments
Now retired and active with family history am not sure that I have a need for a
domain name
I attempted to obtain a gmail address today and met unexpected difficulties
I attempted to use an address similar to that currently being used but received
an
Hi
I must admit looking at Gmail but was deterred by the unavailability of simple
short names. (or even reasonable length) I know this is inevitable with the
quantity of people around the world but it does make a difference. I would have
thought that Gmail could have had some additional
On 31/12/2009, at 4:33 PM, Graeme Winters wrote:
Now retired and active with family history am not sure that I have a
need for a domain name
Family History is a good enough reason to get your own domain name...
what better address to write to other family members (close and
distant -
Graeme,
A gmail account will work well, avoids the issues associated with
changing ISPs. The problem with names being taken already at yahoo,
hotmail and gmail is a big one - those 3 providers together service
more than 2 billion email addresses (12 mths ago, so more now) - so
the choices are
I've always been deterred by the fact that they keep all your emails on record
even if you delete them from your account. They claim that no-one ever reads
them and it's just for their computer profiling systems to improve but what if
a government like China demand access or refuse to do
I don't use g-mail myself, but Leo Manuel, who hosts the Rare Fruit News Online
newsletter said this:
I have no explanation, but very few messages sent to me ever
arrive, if the email address is from Gmail. So, if you
regularly use Gmail and write to me, please write to my Gmail
address
Hi Brett --
-- I've been meaning to put in a message about all the virtues of using
gmail. I haven't put the necessary thought into this as yet, but here is an
instance where it could be good for you.
-- When you have set up a gmail account, you can ask it to check your other
email accounts
Hi David
You raise an interesting point with gmail
I have been a long standing iinet user and while I do not have a problem with
them I just feel that separating my ISP from my email may be in my best
interests in the longer term
I use their voip system so my calls are bundled with my internet
Graeme,
Separating your email address from your ISP is important for several reasons.
If your email is owned by your ISP, you have created a major reason to
not move ISPs, even if there are better options available to you.
Broadband options are only going to increase, and it won't help to see
a
Hi All --
-- Another couple of points about gmail.
(1) From gmail, you can send messages as if from your other email addresses
(this message is sent from gmail, though it appears as if from
lis...@aoi.com.au, one of my 'aoi' domain email addresses). My domain is
currently hosted by iinet, and
Hi all, I'm thinking of changing from Bigpond to TPG but my
bigpond.net.au email address is over 10 years old and I don't want
to lose contacts.
I am trying to get a nominal account which will let me keep this active.
Does anyone know of an emailing program which will let you address an
Hi Brett,
Are you using Apple Mail Address Book in Leopard or Snow Leopard?
If so:
You do need to put the individual addresses in Address Book. However you don't
have to go through all the fields.
I presume you have emails from these people in Mail. If so, you can select an
email from each
Thanks for that Ronni. Mail.app in Leopard is what we are using.
I was hoping to somehow access the database that Mail.app uses. I
thought there might be an app that does this (since virus programs
seem to do it all the time :-)
But thanks anyway,
Regards,
Brett
Tsunami
On 30/12/2009,
Hi Brett,
That's not possible, because Mail doesn't store any email addresses.
I know it looks like it does, but it never has; it gets them from a database
created and managed by Address Book.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 30/12/2009, at 3:14 PM, Brett Carboni wrote:
Thanks for that Ronni. Mail.app
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