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Hello, I am Sukhdev Singh from New Delhi (India). I blog here some of the issues, news, happenings and my Web findings on Information Science, Library 2.0, Web 2.0, Open Access and Medical Informatics.
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I've been running IZYMAIL for years. It has worked fine with Yahoo and Hotmail. They discontinued AOL mail a number of years ago, but there are other ways to get AOL to work with standard protocols. There is a problem accessing NEW Hotmail accounts (I think that is affects accounts opened on or after May, 2007). Does anybody know what to do?
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