> Thanks,
> You should feel lucky, my entire year has been like that.
.... Uh Huh... 'Round here, it's as if there are days that I shudder to
stick my head out the door or into the clinic, for fear of who or what
is commin' down from the sky to chop it off... I encourage myself in
that at least the next time I see the same bullsh***t, I'll be less
upset, having seen the thing before... The next hassle is with ServiDent
(local Ash Temple) who want me to pay 5000$ for a handpiece for a
LaserSmile (Biolase IR Laser) that I decided not to buy after trying it
for a month. I'm tellin' ya, those guys have put a few points on my
blood pressure.
This last came down by fax yesterday... I'm gonna bitch at 'em to change
that for an air abrasion system or a cheap digital Rays system...
Cheeahs and keep pluggin'
SP

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| > SP,
| >
| > You have to lighten up with your security issues.
| >
| > The login with your email addy is required to access the https:/
which
then
| > encrypts your password. I think this is done to allow you access
outside
of
| > their domain. (It let me access my mail using the web interface from
Steve's
| > in Michigan, where they denied access to the news servers.)
I think I understand what you mean: If I want to get onto the Web
(rare)
I need to put my account and internet profile straight so that
Sympatico
will recognize it. (Yes?/No?)
>No you don't need to alter your altered profiles on the computer. You
need
>to go to the unsecure page (http:/), provide the main e-addy (or user
ID)
>they| gave you to log in. If that matches their database, then you are
>redirected to a https: page where you enter your password. If that
matches
>then you can access and modify your accounts, create your other 5 email
>accounts, set up your web space etc.. If you accept the cookie, it will
>retain your ID simplifying the log in process. Once done, and with the
right
>settings on your system your bogus reply to's should foil most but the
>pointy head ferrets. You are not quite as close
Well, my Crapintosh's news server permits me to create a bogus addy as
I've done here and that's what you see. If you're a real pointy-head,
you can ferret out what my addy really is, but most spammers don't go
that far (I hope..... for I remember what you said about Sympatico's
all-too-easy-to-intercept main addys).
>You my friend have been blessed with a name a lot less common than
mine. You
>are already 1 step ahead of the spammers. Maybe even 2. My wife uses
her
>name for her main email account, it is 5 letters longer than mine and
she
>gets more than 5 times LESS spam. IIRC Bell provides you with the your
>billing name as the main addy, if G1B3B* is familiar and the directory
>listing differs from the billing (like mine) then you are even further
ahead
>of the spammers. The multiple spelling possibilities of your name makes
you
>even less susceptible. I'm in the shotgun's range, where you might
only
>catch a few stray pellets. Go forth and get that real addy.
What ever you do, don't let your kids marry Wongs.... A name like Pamela
Wong-Brown would be murder on the Spam side..
Thanks for the explanation... You've said it clearer than the guys on
the help side of Sympatico... As soon as they hear that I'm on the
Crapintosh, they panic....
>For me, until recently Brown was the 3rd highest listing in the phone
>directory, Wong has recently bumped us down a notch. IIRC when we first
>signed the mortage, I had to sign off 17 separate times saying I was
not the
>same deadbeats as my namesakes that were on the registers for having
bad
>debts. OTOH, my wife to be used her maiden name (1 of 2 in the Toronto
>directory) and did not have to sign off anything. (I had to endure a
quasi
>inquisition on my financial history on the drive home).
Incidentally, I can do the same thing with the OS of the Crapintosh and
it will work fine, unless I have to send info on a (hopefully) secure
page, such as when I finally do get around to posting my Laser for sale
on eBay. That is what is going to be the next project.
>If it is colour and will print 11x17, you might have a buyer here.
But Ray.... it's a DENTAL laser, not a printer... although at this point
I'd say a laser printer would be more useful...
Thanks
SP

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