If this is an OS X 10.3.7 issue, some people have been able to kludge a
fix for it by entering their ISP's DNS server addresses into the
relevant pane in Network preferences. But if it is the identified
10.3.7 problem, you would be likely to have experienced long delays in
opening Apple's Mail program.
Regards
James
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Hello Frank,
I would guess that you are using OSX 10.3.7; right?
That could explain your DNS-Problem, as Apple has changed its
DNS-calls. So If I start Apple Mail, I have to wait 50 seconds.
Apple told, that it is a bug, so wait for 10.3.8 or return to 10.3.6.
Hope it explains.
Richard.
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