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there's an outlook express v7? i'm using v6 and it still has the drop-down if you have more than one account set up...

For some reason htmlarea will not work in Mozilla 1.6, though from what I read, it really should. I've tried this on a couple of machines now, but can't see what the problem is... any ideas anyone? (IE works just fine...) Thanks

it could also be your isp - I believe AOL, for example, do this

Yash - if you don't mind me saying, I'm getting a little irritated with your new found policy of closing threads before people have a chance to sufficiently respond to threads.

oh wow! never heard of a host limiting the total amount of emails before. that's seems a bit unnecessary. what exactly is this meant to acheive? If someone did want to spam, this doesn't exactly make it that much more difficult.

at one time... yes, but surely we aren't being limited to sending 50 emails per day?

I think you misunderstood Berg's question. Surely mass mailing wouldn't apply there. I wasn't aware there was a limit on how many emails you can send or receive per day, only how many you can send out at once. Right?

:D LOL - I was kind of expecting you to say I was incorrect, but I guess I wasn't. Sorry - I certainly don't want to help them - if there's one thing I can't stand - it's spam!!

LegalAlien's post was edited, we got the point of it, no need to give a spammer any ideas. But there are other means of blocking them, not just the from:, but that example should not setoff anything. Edit by Stephen (sorry if you feel this is inappropriate, but I didn't wan't to...

<table align=center> doesn't work in Mozilla? First I knew. Using div is OK, but really shouldn't be necessary. <center> is definately out BTW, as are many of the old tags including <font> and <b> and <i>.

gotcha :D Thanks for the clarification Yash

Yash - you either believe me or do not believe me. I'm telling you what happened.:)

I get this too. but just sometimes. not limited to one domain.

That's not very nice ;) hmm - apparently I'm not as savy as you though 'enuf'. I would probably hazard a guess or two and fix it, but I'm not going to speculate and mess up your machine further. Maybe you should take devorem up on his offer?

not that i don't trust you, but please paste the contents of that output file?

Yet another quote for SubSpace's signature :D Congrats Stephen!

The industry standard - Dreamweaver. It's more expensive but definately worth it. Apart from the functionality, the main reason I chose it is because it generates the cleanest coding I've ever seen from a editor. As someone who hard codes a lot, I really appreciate this.

forget about it. Frontpage sucks. Real webmasters don't touch it :D

Interesting - time to change some code I think

Thanks SubSpace - that seemed to do the trick!