(Though this response cites the Mail program, I think the suggestions apply to other mail programs as well.) If Mail keeps asking you for your keychain password, try the suggestions below: ▪ If you've set you keychain to lock after a period of time, or when your computer goes to sleep, your keychain is locked, and you'll see a message asking for your keychain password. To change your keychain settings, open Keychain Access, located in Applications/Utilities (or click the link below). Select a keychain and choose Edit > Change Settings for Keychain <keychain name>. Deselect "Lock after <number of minutes> of inactivity" and "Lock when sleeping." ▪ Open Keychain Access, located in Applications/Utilities (or click the link below). Choose Window > Keychain First Aid. Select a mail account and click Verify, then click the Start button. A log appears listing errors. Click Repair, then click the Start button. The above is quoted from Apple's article: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=135227 Jon On Jan 4, 2004, at 09:47:41 +0100, Clive Read <cliver at mercuryin.es> wrote: > The options are alwqays allow, allow this time and deny, but it pops > up 50 > times a day for me, everytime I am browsing. I thought I had found an > option > that would mean 'always deny' - which is what I wanted, but I then had > to > enter the password for each mailbox manually. > > Is there a solution? > > I am still using Mac OS 10.2.8 on an iBook with Entourage for eMail and > Safari as my default browser. > > Thanks in advance > > Clive