jslagle

paradox (my first DOS database)

chairs Far in the past is no problem. 1960 is a clear as a bell. Yesterday is a little hazy though

man 76 Trombones, etc

loud

puff (hint for reply, Peter, Paul and Mary) Groovy, there are much worse things to have run through your head Naughty

superman living in the past again, good line from Jim Croce. "Don't tug on Superman's Cape, . . ." My favorite? "Time In a Bottle"

hood

batmobile

automobile

Totally agree Mad!!!

email from several of my domains on server 20 are being refused by AOL. It seems random, sometimes the mail goes through and sometimes this message is received from AOL SMTP error from remote mailer after end of data: host mailin-01.mx.aol.com [205.188.156.122]: 554 TRANSACTION FAILED 554 AOL will not accept delivery of this message Anyone else having any problems?

I'm a newcomer compared to Turtle. I signed up in March. I couldn't ask for better service and reliability. Had a small problem with a mail list the other night and Andy B took care of it at 3AM Rock Sign

glass

My thoughts exactly

sleepy (The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Washington Irving, NO I wasn't there when it was first published)

grateful GrooveyFish I don't want to hear it I can live in the past if I want to

living (on the edge) axeman, like your site. In my younger crazy days I was an arson investigator for the city department and a driver and association secretary for the county volunteer department. my station had a 1954 Howe reserve engine and a B model Mack.

dull

bread when I'm sent to the grocery store if I bring home milk and bread I normally have at least one of the things I was supposed to buy

A lot of isp's block port 25 for various reasons. Try port 26.

meatball

Bill, what about using a reseller account? you would set up an account with a 12 meg storage limit, a bandwidth limit then access it from the main site using the ip address/~whatever/.

Born in Texas and spent my first 50 years there, mostly in Dallas, couple of years in Houston and San Antonio. Transfered to corporate headquarters in McLean, Virginia in 1999 and moved to our new office in Reston, Virginia in 2001. German and English background.

When you signed up with TCH did you just put the name you wanted on your hosting account or did you go to their domain name section and separately purchase your name? The two processes are separate. Andy's email has the link for the domain name purchase.

snail, as in snail mail I'm having trouble remembering yesterday but 20 or 30 years ago is clear as a bell also, sendmail is a little antique too.