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On 12/4/2013 12:22 PM, Mr. Luddite wrote:
On 12/4/2013 12:10 PM, Hank© wrote: On 12/4/2013 11:37 AM, Mr. Luddite wrote: On 12/4/2013 11:20 AM, Hank© wrote: I, a fellow luddite, just had cable installed for the first time. When I went into Thunderbird to set up for Comcast email, I entered the email address and password. Thunderbird did the rest. I was very pleased. Getting used to Comcast was a different story. Come to think of it, the same happened to me on my PC. After you bitched enough to me about getting a "decent" newsgroup reader for this computer, I installed Thunderbird. You are right. It retrieved and setup the Comcast email account by itself. Thunderbird must be controlled by the NSA, huh? BTW ... I had used Thunderbird in the past on other computers but had not installed it on the two newest. Should have. It works great for both mail and newsgroups. I had a hell of a time signing onto my router with the various devices We have lying around. The installer set up one of my laptops as I was looking over his shoulder. Everything seemed OK. Got online and surfed a bit. I can take it from here, I thought. I couldn't link anything to the router. Turns out you have to set up an Email account with Comcast before it lets you add devices. I screwed around for an hour before I decided to become acquainted with the Comcast support help pages. Do you want Mrs.E. to come down there and straighten everything out? She's all proud of her newly found "geekiness". That would be nice. You're welcome to tag along. -- Americans deserve better. |