Yeah, AOL is showing MSFT tendencies in their behaviour towards
competitors.  A little old-fashioned boycotting of their ISP service
might cause them to change.

-Dana-

Mick Kalber wrote:
>
> >Good luck getting another email client to work through AOL.<
>
> Better idea... ditch aol and get a new isp.
>
> Mick Kalber

> In a message dated 1/4/01 10:10:14 PM, jrasite@EONI.COM writes:
>
> << If you're using AOL 6.0, html is all you get.  You'll have to get an
> earlier copy of AOL's s/w or use a different e-mail client if
> possible. (Yep... just looked at your full e-mail header...  You got
> AOL 6.0) >>
>
> Good luck getting another email client to work through AOL.  I've been doing
> this though my web business for the past 2 years.  A couple of months back,
> AOL decided to block access to outgoing mail to other email servers.  I
> found
> a way around this by using my email server's IP address, but beginning last
> month this is even hit and miss.
>
> Steve Lashley