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I prefer the Opera browser. It's UI is extremely customizable. Far superior to any browser on that front. The down side? There are a few sites that Opera doesn't work with. Most of them it probably would work, but they just refuse to allow any browser that isn't IE or Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox. Opera's free version has an ad bar, but with broadband it doesn't affect browsing speed, and with a good resolution, it's not that obtrusive. Sites that I know it doesn't work (or they just won't let you use it) are: Gmail Expedia (Microsoft owned - known for and sued for not allowing Opera to render properly) There are more, but I don't remember them off the top of my head. If a site renders in Opera, I use Opera. Otherwise Firefox is my tool of choice. Opera's highlights are: The best browser UI (User Interface) since it's the most customizable Loads and renders faster than IE, Mozilla, and Firefox Not only does it have tabbed browsing it has the best tabbed browser implementation You can put a "Find in page" text box on the UI making the search of large pages extremely easy. You can render any page any size by using a drop down box on the UI and it will not effect other tabs You can tell Opera to tell websites that it is IE or even Mozilla to make them happy F12 bring up a Quick Preferences menu for quick changes if a website is giving you problems More popup blocking options than any other browser including opening only requested popups Many more! Try Opera for yourself!

Two questions. In my activation email it said that I could go to http://****/webmail/ and get to my webmail. I get the error: The requested URL /~username/webmail/ was not found on this server. Secondly, I've set my MX record to **** but I get the error: <username@****>: host ****[216.220.40.244] said: 554 <username@****>: Relay access denied (in reply to RCPT TO command) Obviously I've changed the domain, and username information in the error messages, but they are correct. My server is rejecting email for me based on no relay access. Anyone have an answer? btw, I don't see a technical support forum besides this one. If there is one please point it out to me. I'm blind. Thanks, Dave

Fantastic. Thanks, Dave

Actually, I mean the IP address of my website (server) I do not wish to have TCH name servers my domain's primary name servers. I wish EasyDNS names servers to be the primary name servers. I paid extra for extra services that EasyDNS provides. If I make TCH's name servers my primary name services, all those services I paid for become moot. (stealthy URL remapping, backup mail servers, map subdomains anywhere I want them (including steathy URL remapped ones) among other services. Thanks for your reply! Dave

I just signed up for hosting. My question is this. I host my DNS with EasyDNS and have extended services with them. I do not wish to make TCH name servers my domain's main name servers as I would lose the services I've signed up for. Will I be given an IP address that I can enter for my domain, or is what I'm reading about how I have to make TCH name servers my main name servers? ugh, David