- Upgraded
- Posted by L.Evans on September 26th, 2004
Upgraded to SBC/Yahoo from Prodigy after computer A crashed a hard drive.
Now computer B (not upgraded) will not retrieve e-mail from Outlook Express.
Now computer A can not find these newsgroups via news.prodigy.net.
Suggestions?
I don't wish to upgrade computer B as I don't like how the upgrade forces me
to use the Yahoo browser.
TIA
- Posted by Old Gringo on September 26th, 2004
L.Evans wrote:
--
Old Gringo George
Just West Of Nowhere
Enjoy Life And Live It To Its Fullest
Freedom For The World <http://www.nuboy-industries.com/>
- Posted by Old Gringo on September 26th, 2004
L.Evans wrote:
Area
NNTP Server
NNTP UserID
NNTP UserID
Legacy members
Pacific Bell/Nevada Bell Regions:
San Francisco
news.sf.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@pacbell.net
Los Angeles
news.la.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@pacbell.net
Nevada Bell
news.sf.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@nvbell.net
Southwestern Bell Region:
Dallas
news.dallas.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@swbell.net
Houston
news.houston.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@swbell.net
Kansas City
news.kc.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@swbell.net
Ameritech Region:
Akron, OH
news.akr.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Appleton, WI
news.app.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Champaign, IL
news.cha.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Chicago, IL
news.chi.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Cleveland, OH
news.cle.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Columbus, OH
news.col.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Dayton, OH
news.day.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Detroit, MI
news.det.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Grand Rapids/
Kalamazoo, MI
news.kal.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Indianapolis, IN
news.ind.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Lansing, MI
news.lan.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Milwaukee, WI
news.mil.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Peoria, IL
news.peo.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Rockford, IL
news.roc.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Saginaw, MI
news.sgn.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Springfield, IL
news.spf.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Toledo, OH
news.tol.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
Youngstown, OH
news.ynt.sbcglobal.net
memberID@sbcglobal.net
memberID@ameritech.net
--
Old Gringo George
Just West Of Nowhere
Enjoy Life And Live It To Its Fullest
Freedom For The World <http://www.nuboy-industries.com/>
- Posted by Old Gringo on September 26th, 2004
Old Gringo wrote:
check off list just un check everything. It will install the
necessary components and you can continue to use your regular browser.
--
Old Gringo George
Just West Of Nowhere
Enjoy Life And Live It To Its Fullest
Freedom For The World <http://www.nuboy-industries.com/>
- Posted by Dr. Harvie Wahl-Banghor on September 26th, 2004
I was walking down the street, minding my own business, when on Sun,
26 Sep 2004 20:53:27 GMT, "L.Evans" <L.Evans@prodigy.net> screamed
from behind the mulberry bush:
Have you tried talking to their so called tech support?
So you have two computers connected up. So do they go through some
kind of router or are you paying them for two addresses? What
operating system(s) are you using? Windows XP has PPPOE
included as its protocols but W9X, ME and W2k do not. You don't have
to use the SBC bullshit if you can manually configure the PC for
PPPOE.
- Posted by Bob on September 26th, 2004
"L.Evans" <L.Evans@prodigy.net> wrote in message
news:b%F5d.786$5b1.6@newssvr17.news.prodigy.com...
You don't need to use the Yahoo browser. On computer A, go to control
panel, Add/Remove programs. Select Yahoo applications, Change/ Remove and
change whatever. In control panel, Internet options, Programs you can get
IE to default.
Cheers
- Posted by Kadaitcha Man on September 26th, 2004
Bob, <Nob0bbakerSpam@hotmail.com>, the guilt-ridden, glazed golliwog, and
limeburner in charge of the kilns at Auschwitz, entreated:
--
Some abnormal, menial booger, and boot catcher, named "Your Name"
<me@home.com> heaved in alt.ow.windows-xp: "if any of the ip's dont work you
have ip issues."
