If you have POP 3, you won't see the GMail spam folder on your computer. Gene

 Well, James, from reading your message, I'm not sure you understand and realize the value of an uninterupted power supply so I will explain, plus much more. Your concerns about having 2 computers

Hi Gene, First, thanks for your post. I would have to run extension cords across the floor in walk ways. That is against the rules here where I live. And, it isn’t just the AC power cords that

I have always used pop 3, but I don’t know what he set me up as now. When I had pop 3, I could always see, and get into my folders, so I don’t know what you mean. I can see both, the windows

Are you using POP3 or IMAP? I don't use IMAP but my understanding is that if you do, every folder the provider makes available and every folder you create can all be seen. Gene

But wherever you have the computer located, there are easy ways to connect a number of devices to one or two joint connection items. I don't know what you might technically call them. You can buy

That’s what is happening to me, now that I have gmail. I don’t know if there is anything to do about that. Pam.

Hi David: The WLM junk folder is not receiving the lost emails. They are going to the Comcast spam folder and not being sent on to WLM, Holly

Power surges or disruptions are more likely in suburban and rural areas where power lines are above ground. They are much less likely in urban areas where power lines are buried

How do you guys find Google Talk Back while using it with a bluetooth keyboard? Is it good enough to read books and take notes? Any feedback is wlecome. Regards

It is much safer since the NTFS file system started to be used. There is still a small chance of corruption of some files. I don't know if the risk is large enough to be of concern. If it is,

Not if a POP3 account is being used, however, and that's what it sounds like. Gene

If lightning strikes a power line, whether a computer is on or off won't increase the protection as far as being protected from the electric current surge. Maybe what you should do is get some sort

Hi Gerald and list, Well, Gerald, The MS Disability desk agrees with you concerning holding down the power button for a few seconds to do a hard shut down. But, I still am not quite convinced. I

Yes, there sure have always been phone scams probably as long as there were phones, and people to use them. But what you described is what I meant when I said the words "dial it up", and that if you

You can always use the tried and trued method of quickly shutting down your computer: pressing and holding the power button. While shutting down a computer this way was a problem on older

Hi, Holly. Since you're using Windows Live Mail to receive email from your Comcast.net account you should be able to access any of your email folders from within WLM, including your junk folder. In

With printers, scanners, sound systems, and more, Digging around and unplugging every thing for two computer systems quickly is not an option for me. And, I have often heard that handling cables and

Hi. My experiences with both Thunderbird and Outlook 365 likely are the exact opposite of what some people might be reporting. Bear in mind that my Windows PC is slower than many newer PCs and I admit

Also, and those with more technical knowledge may be able to address this, it appears to me that when you hibernate in Windows 10 and in earlier versions of Windows, if updates have been downloaded