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Daytime kickoff

Discussion in 'Earlier Versions of Windows' started by crusader, Dec 20, 2001.

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  1. crusader

    crusader Thread Starter

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    Hi all. I am still having problems with Outlook Express E mail in the Daytime. I have 2 connections BTDaytime and BTFReetime.
    The Freetime is valid after 6pm. The Daytime I pay per minute for.
    When I connect to the dial up for Freetime I have no problems and stay connected.
    When I connect to Daytime, it sends my mail receives my mail and then hangsup everytime? I have looked in the options and took the tick off Workoffline, but it keeps reappearing and disconneting? Help....Thanks all.
     
    crusader, Dec 20, 2001
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  2. rugrat

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    Not real sure but check this, I am assuming you are using a different OE identity for the two services. If so, when you connect to the daytime service, open OE go to tools, connections and ensure the hang up after sending and recieving box is not checked.

    SeeYa
     
    rugrat, Dec 20, 2001
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  3. WhitPhil

    WhitPhil Gone but never forgotten Trusted Advisor

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    Also, same tab, select "Ask before switching dialup connection".
     
    WhitPhil, Dec 20, 2001
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