I've tried and I've tried but I have had no luck getting my AOL e-mail using my YY account. The AOL website is Java based so you can't log in. I've tried AOL anywhere, which uses WAP, through Blazer but that says I put in the wrong password. Has anyone been able to do this successfully?
01-11-2001 09:06 PM
Felipe
Member
Registered: Nov 1999
Location: New York, New York
Posts: 560
As long as you are able to run other pqa running, you should be able to run aol mail for the palm 7.
__________________
Felipe Garcia
Happy Treo 600 user, so far. Thanx Cingular for having an unlocked phone.
My Treo 600 is my phone, my PDA, my watch, and my MP3 player. Oh yeah, I take a picture once in a while with it. Convergence is such a great thing.
01-11-2001 10:35 PM
chrisfoster
Member
Registered: Apr 2000
Location: Urbana, IL
Posts: 99
I've connected to AOL anywhere through Yada Broswe.
01-12-2001 07:21 PM
swendor
Member
Registered: Oct 1999
Location:
Posts: 231
quote:
I've connected to AOL anywhere through Yada Broswe.
Have you been able to get e-mail?
Felipe:
I cannot run PQA's as I only have a Deluxe w/3.1. I tried putting the AOL E-mail VII app but it says it needs the Web Clipping database in order to run. I tried to put it on another Visor along with the the files clipper, inet library, security library, and web library. I was able to put in my name and password but as soon as I hit "Sign On" it crashed. Now even if I delete those 4 files and reinstall them I can't even get to put in my screenname. I'll press on to find a solution...
01-13-2001 01:18 AM
jschaff
Member
Registered: Dec 2000
Location:
Posts: 62
You can now use PQAs on the visors with JPSPQA from JPSystems. This should allow getting aol mail.
Alas, AOL E-mail VII is not a PQA, but a separate program that uses PQA's to work. I have it on my DX and whenever I try to use it, it says i need Web Clipper. The program itself doesn't show up in the JPS PQA list.
You can compose emails off-line and automatically send on sign on. You can use AIM and access your Personal Filiing Cabinet.
The main thing I like about AOL Anywhere is that it's Connection Manager aware unlike AOL Mail (well it may just be the UK version which seems to be borkened) relies on you having a bona fida palm modem.
I wish AOL supported pop/imap access it would make my life simple by allowing me to integrate it with multimail pro. :S
01-11-2001 09:06 PM
Email This Page to Someone! |
Receive updates to this thread
]