stevevan

Welcome aboard Bill. (Should we all change our names to "Bill"?)

No, I didn't! But I love the participation! As we can tell here, there are as many different opinions as "what if's". I guess it really boils down to your own set of values. Hopefully this thread will make someone want to learn a little more about their own network and/or computer security. Knowledge is always a good thing.

What I have found so far (which is rather rough using a dial up!): I started at the Cybercrime website. Through a few links, I ended up here - Federal Computer Intrusion Laws. From here, I found 18 U.S.C. 2510, Chapter 119. I think this may cover the legality of accessing unsecured networks. DISCLAIMER: I am not, nor do I claim to be, a lawyer. Any legal questions concerning this thread need to be referred to a competent attorney knowledgeable in this area. I also have an email into the FCC, so we'll see if they respond with anything to contribute.

The 1st one is whatever the default color on the browser is (in my case, light blue). The second one does appear as a blue color.

Give me some time to research and see if I can find something and I'll get back with everyone.

I can NOT see any scroll bars in #1 (other than the browser one) but I DO see a scroll bar in #2. Looked using both FF and IE. Page #1 however is all one continuous page. Is it supposed to be a set size and have the scroll bar on the side?

How lazy can you get? Next thing you know people will be able to play golf at Augusta on line.

Well, then again, all the road courses throw the pit crews for a loop (no pun intended) whenever they race at Sonoma or Sears Point.

My condolences to go out to you and his family. You and they are in my thoughts and prayers.

Welcome icode. Don't worry about asking questions...that's how we learn! We're like one big "family" here and there's always someone who has the answer!

Sounds like you have a great master plan kj! If you run into any problems, you know where the family members are at!

Ty: what about Ultimate Form Mail? Would this work for your particular application?

Man I love a lively discussion! As I interpret things, the transmission of signals is the issue. But as Bob alluded to before (and I said earlier), unless there's a huge point to be made, either personally, financially, or politically, most prosecutors and judges won't even touch the small fish.

nikoz...welcome to the forums! And rest assured that if (heaven forbid!) you have any problems with your site, you have a whole forum of people here to help you out!

I use squirrelmail on my main account, but don't have that kind of problem. Second the suggestion for the help desk ticket.

How about something like this?

Welcome to the forums, Butler! The others have already outlined what you need to do. I think you'll find TCH a great place to host your site. While nothing is ever 100% guaranteed, TCH's success rate is quite high! And since you currently use cpanel, the transfer success rate is also quite high! Welcome again!

Who knows? There are some strange people out there! I'd second timhodge's recommendation to ask the TCH tech's to take a look if you're still concerned.

Hopefully someone more technically knowledgable on this will respond, but it sounds like to me that someone downloaded all the pics that they wanted from your site and then moved on.

Welcome to the forums!

Hmmmmm...Interesting. However, I think I'll treat it like a new vehicle model...wait a while to see how strong it becomes before I'll leave FireFox.

You do some of the transmitting, like you said..."send a request to the network". But your last statement is very true. To prosecute everyone would definitely be cost prohibitive. That's why they only go after the "big fish".

Thunderbird is another email application. More info can be found here.