Originally posted by Rockn
...if the updates aren't done your AOL may stop functioning properly if they do a required update on the server.
you're assuming it functions properly in the first place LOL
i use aol 4 (a $5 mth dial up backup) which gets tech support (another contradiction in terms) annoyed - why don't i use aol 5, 6, 7 etc - we don't know aol 4, the manual no longer exists
- because 5,6,7 are crap and too graphic intensive for dial up
- oh, but that means you stay on line longer and use your minutes DOH
aol is fine for folks new to the 'net, but there's plenty of better ISPs out there once the novelty wears off
JMHO