I have an e mail address but cannot use it , nothing happens when itry to send or receive messages. I managed to set up an e mail address with g mail , so thanks to the forum user who suggested that
Come on, twizzle, he is a 'learner', he may have some good reasons why he is not up to speed on this computer malarkey,
You just have to keep persevering, learner.
Come on, twizzle, he is a 'learner', he may have some good reasons why he is not up to speed on this computer malarkey, You just have to keep persevering, learner.
if you wait for a while it will become obsolete and be replaced by something else equally useless, don`t worry that's best...never did get the hang of fax machines.
if you wait for a while it will become obsolete and be replaced by something else equally useless, don`t worry that's best...never did get the hang of fax machines.
I remember spending hours trying to tell people how to send an email in the dial-up days!
Because being on the net was about 4p a minute you had to explain that they write it offline, then go online to send it!
My mate was going mad cos he said he had sent a really abusive email to his girlfriend, and he was delighted when I'd told him it was still sat in drafts and hadn't been sent!
I remember spending hours trying to tell people how to send an email in the dial-up days!Because being on the net was about 4p a minute you had to explain that they write it offline, then go online to send it!My mate was going mad cos he said he had
I guess this is old hat now, but in Switzerland (Interlaken) around 10 years ago I went into a phone box to make a phone call, and what should I see before me but an email machine as well as the standard public phone. And yes, I was able to send a 'test message' email to one of my accounts free of charge.
Is this a technical improvement rolled out to most European public phone boxes now? (Never seen one in the UK needless to say).
I guess this is old hat now, but in Switzerland (Interlaken) around 10 years ago I went into a phone box to make a phone call, and what should I see before me but an email machine as well as the standard public phone. And yes, I was able to send a 't