Red Eye Pod - Transcript - Hour 2, Segment 7

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David Lawrence: Okay fine, he is a big farmer. Alright *

Doug: Yeah we have been Combine for 3 weeks now.

David Lawrence: Oh good lord, alright so here let*s talk about Outlook Express. So Outlook Express is a POP3 E-mail client. It is the E-mail client that ships with Windows machines. And all of a sudden it just is up and stopped working as they say in the South, up and stopped.

Doug: Just quit.

David Lawrence: Alright so just quit, now can you recall before we start asking questions about that what happened just prior to it not working anymore, did you uninstall or install anything did it just shutdown *

Doug: No absolutely nothing in fact a friend of mine was E-mailing back and forth to me and this is about 10 o*clock at night, and all of a sudden nothing from then on.

David Lawrence: Okay let me ask you who your ISP is. Who do you get your E-mail service and your service from?

Doug: It*s a local company here in Montana.

David Lawrence: Okay and have you contacted them to find out if there is anything going on with the server there?

Doug: Actually the girl there really tried helping us everything is working, even my mother-in-law who*s in the house next door her E-mail is working just fine, we are on the same service.

David Lawrence: Alright so then we are relatively sure that it is not anything but your computer, is that right.

Doug: Right yeah.

David Lawrence: Okay so let*s take a look at that. Now when you go to create a new piece of E-mail does it come out with an open new E-mail and you can type in the subject line, you can type, you can grab of something from the address book you can fill it out*

Doug: Yup it works like that it just won't connect with the server, it says.

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