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i figured it had sumthin to do with that . but i mean like iz there an AREA where it's all dumped? .. or it's simply like if it's disabled .. "bad" pix in the galleries won't show up or something?

I don think there is a special place 4 that.. maybe stuff all over d gallery rated R or somethin.. :wacko:

^nice sig/av (Y)

thanks. :cool:

when did you register for the account ? i registered mine in january04

i registered mine a couple hours ago but that should not do it. im starting to think outlook is playin me, nothing works. :(

Mail ? Each Spymac member gets a free 25MB e-mail account that is packed with features: WAP access, external sending and receiving, IMAP support and webmail access.

If we get 1gb why it says that, http://www.spymac.com/network.php?p=webos down the side

because its a new feature?

Spymac Launches The Internet's First Free 1 Gigabyte Email Service

One gigabyte of storage is available to all Spymac Mail accounts, effective today, Monday April 5, 2004.

Spymac agrees with the staff at Google that a 1 GB e-mail account makes sense. Millions of people rely on easy access to mail and depend on their email service to not indiscriminately delete important mail. Spymac Mail offers several advantages over other free Internet-based email. In addition to the one-gigabyte storage increase, Spymac Mail also offers both POP3 and Webmail access to the email accounts. For those wondering why on earth they would need one gigabyte for POP3 mail, don?t despair; because IMAP mail capabilities are under development and will be available very soon. Spymac Mail does not include keyword scanning for search and has no advertising.

Spymac welcomes email accounts from users 13 years old and up on any operating system. Sign up for your free account today by clicking

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You can also join the Spymac online Macintosh user group by customizing your profile under the Options button on the top right above, after you've registered.

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my ftp now works, one, you must make a blog and two go to your options and see if internet services has a checkmark, if it does, it should work, if it does not have one, click it and fill out all info you have not filled :)

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