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On 12/3/13, 10:05 PM, Mr. Luddite wrote:
I caused Mrs.E.'s new iMac to freeze up. I thought that wasn't possible. I was trying to help her set up her email accounts. When we got to her Comcast account, it would receive ok but would not send. Apparently this is a common issue with the latest OS released by Apple and requires some non-standard configuration changes. Anyway, after several attempts to configure it, I decided to delete the account completely and start over again. That's when it froze up. Nothing worked when "clicked" upon. Shut the power off, and turned back on. It returned to the same frozen status. Finally found a "force quit" command. That worked. But so much for the "bullet proof" reputation of a Mac. (We are both still plowing our way through it ... not quite as "intuitive" as claimed) Let me know what "non-standard" configuration changes you found necessary. I use Thunderbird with my Comcast email account and the set up was no different than it was with my other email accounts. It just requires the usual pop mail server info and smtp server info. -- Religion: together we can find the cure. |