Peter Zimmermann

...is it Rennlist? I have AOL dial up and have had a lot of trouble accessing/using Rennlist over the last few days. Anyone else having trouble? We're thinking of switching to high speed (and giving up our 11+ year old screen names), does anyone have feedback on AT&T? Sorry about the OT post but it just took me 45 minutes to log in...

Conekiller

Glad i'm not alone, here at school i have high speed and it keeps taking forever to load and sometimes it says "page not found"
Must be the server

Amber Gramps

We were all locked out.

do you have exhaust advice?

douglas

'88 911 cab ven blue met

Daniel Dudley

Wasn't there an anouncement about upgrades to the site that would cause downtime a few weeks ago ?

theiceman

not sure but I have found it difficult to acces over the last few days .. we were down totally today .. i figured it was the site and not the provider as I was able to log on to fleabay immediately and that is out of California isn't it ?

psychoideas

Hi Guys,
It's all at your end! I've checked Rennlist every day this week and it been just fine.

I suppose it picks up a fair bit of speed on the down hill run from the USA!!

ron mcatee

I had some problems earlier in the day, but it came back on strong about 4:30 Central time today. It wasn't the internet because I could pull up just about any thing I wanted.

jimq

Now that AOL is free you can keep your screen name and email. My GF dropped hers for cable modem w/roadrunner and still goes thru AOL for free same name.

911S3.6

Hi Pete,
We have only dial up here in the Hinterland with no problems to Rennlist using Firefox.
///Nick

Peter Zimmermann

Hi Nick! What is Firefox?

Jim: How does the free AOL service work? I assume they remain an e-mail provider, but when high speed is added how does one control where posts, etc. go? Is e-mail still accessed through dial-up, and the Internet via high speed?

theiceman

Firefox is Explorers nemesis. Everyone i know who runs it loves it, and apparently it is far less susceptable to viruses written for Explorer.

I still run Microsoft Exploder however...

DB_NC_95C2

Spider, were you out in the hills on Saturday with the others ? I was visiting with my girlfriend for a 4 day weekend, we were driving up to Burnet to visit a family friend of hers. She would have given me the 'rolled eyes' had I wanted to stop and chat when I saw about 20 cars between Bullverde and Blanco. Man I want to move there, she's lived there twice and now she likes N.C. and was just hired by Glaxo, I am probably 2 or 3 years from leaving IBM and am thinking about where I'd go (if not here)... beautiful country, blue bonnets all in bloom, and very sad to see so many ranches selling out to become rich folk's subdivisions...

ron mcatee

DB_NC_83SC, There was a group of folks on a "Blue Bonnet Tour" recently. That's who you saw. Unfortunately I was not able to go.

Mike Murphy

Yes, I have an ASDL at home, a 9MB DS3 at work and a 100MB cogent backup. With all 3, Rennlist occasionally is slow to load. But only occasionally.

steve911

Pete--
I don't know for sure, but I think you access the internet thru your (new) high speed connection and then go to aol.com to send/receive email. Hopefully someone can give you more definitive info - perhaps AOL directly?