Thread: email

Frank Thompson wrote: Quote: Problem still exists. But is your observation actually a problem, or is it just an observation? A report of a meaningless value in this context? When I send mail, I don't observe any numbers. I observe a brief status report of what is going on; and the transition from one status condition to another doesn't take long at all and it doesn't take long for me to send mail. During that sequence of status...

Quote: Have you checked for Apple Software updates recently (click on apple in top left hand corner of your screen) Dave Yes, just had large update to OS this morning, but it made no difference. Problem still exists.

Evan Platt wrote: Quote: On Tue, 10 Nov 2009 21:39:54 +0000, ~BD~ BoaterDave'remove'@hotmail.co.uk> wrote: §nühw¤£f wrote: Turn off yer AV from "scan outgoing" mail by default? HTH (it didn't!) Why do you think the OP is using any sort of AV programme? Most OS X users don't. Why do you think he'd be any different? Your a bit of an expert - *which* AV programme would *you* recommend for an...

On 2009-11-10, Frank Thompson <gno52@windstream.net> wrote: Quote: All these questions regarding units, expressions, etc used don't seem to me to assist me in my diagnosis of my problem. Let's forget those and simply suggest why does sending email work at dialup connection speed and all other actions involving download and uploading work at dsl connection speeds. Also, on my recent discovery, why does sending an...

On Tue, 10 Nov 2009 21:39:54 +0000, ~BD~ <BoaterDave'remove'@hotmail.co.uk> wrote: Quote: §nühw¤£f wrote: Turn off yer AV from "scan outgoing" mail by default? HTH (it didn't!) Why do you think the OP is using any sort of AV programme? Most OS X users don't. Why do you think he'd be any different? Your a bit of an expert - *which* AV programme would *you* recommend for an Apple Mac...