Re: Using a local email client to read/write web-based email -- PCTECH

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Subject: Re: [PCTECH] Using a local email client to read/write web-based email
From: Scott Johnson <sjohnson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 15:44:44 -0500
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I only have one account, so I don't know for sure. Just checked the config settings and nothing sticks out as giving that ability. You might have to contact the programmers on that one.

On second thought, you should be able to. YahooPops is just a gateway to yahoo. So, you should be able to set up multiple accounts in your local email client that access the YahooPops.

-- Scott J.

Dan Bale wrote:

Man, I am *so* in!  I'll check it out tonight!

Can you access multiple Yahoo accounts?

db

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