On jeudi, janvier 30, 2003, at 02:58 PM, john breedlove wrote: > This was total crap. Pissed me off too. Once I got the login to work > in this roundabout fashion, it began to work the way it should. I > can't figure out why. Its not the first time a idiosyncratic > implementation of web standards creates a problem, for Mail I have > noticed similar problems. Similar in that I suspect the problem is > intentional. AOL and Hotmail recipients can't get attachments (even > if the files are small enough). That is basically the only reason I > still have a Hotmail account, so I can get graphics files to clients. It's simply because the page that loads after the login check does a browser check and looks at the string the browser sent. Now I _know_ that they screwed this up because on day 1 of Safari I could get in just fine through the main login window but then they updated the browser string list to put Safari on the list of non-javascript browsers. Hotmail's just my spam-trap for the most part and so that I can use MSN Messenger (I prefer iChat, but not everyone I know has an AIM account). > BTW how do you get that little picture in the upper right hand corner > of your emails? If you have a .mac account, then you can update your .mac id picture through the webmail preferences. Basically the mail app checks for this when the sender's address is a .mac account. Apparently there are some hacks for this for a non .mac account, but I haven't checked any of them out. Cheers, Erik