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Advantages of Domain Name Ownership
In the early 90s our mother company, The Green Spot Ltd., started using email. Our first email address was through MCI, affording us an us@mcimail.com email address (or something like that). All was good. It didn’t look terribly professional, but back in that time we were ahead of the game compared to some of our industrymates. However, within the year MCI sold or changed names to worldcom.com. We had to update everything. Some time later we were told to change again, this time to some British-owned outfit. There was a buyout. Oh, man. Each time this happened it cost us a great deal of money — most everything was printed the old fashioned way back then, on paper, and that was inconvenient and expensive. Having been repeatedly burned by others we decided to take control and there was only one way to do so. It’s was time for our own domain name. It was time for our own email addresses.
Outlook Express Email Message Rules
This article will describe how to create “Message Rules” for the Outlook Express email reader (program). These steps are relevant to version 6 of the program running on the Windows XP operating system (OS). Please note, however, that the steps described herein will be similar to those required by other email readers running on different platforms and OSs. This article originally appeared on Mike Cherim’s Beast-Blog in 2005.