Are your family members or co-workers tired of seeing all your genealogy email? 
If you want fewer genealogy emails, try subscribing to the Digest version (-D)
which compiles several messages into a single batch email message.  Or, try the
following.

1. Most Internet Service Providers allow their customers to use separate email
addresses for each family member sharing an account.  Find out if your service
provider will do this for you.  They should, it is a common practice.  If they
don't, look around for a better provider.

2. Install a Browser and Email program which allows you to setup user
configurations for each person using the computer.  Netscape does this very
well.  You can download it from http://www.netscape.com.  Note: AOL users are
limited to the AOL email program.

3. Setup user configurations for each different email address.

When you set things up this way, each person sharing the computer will be able
to send and receive email for their own email address.  And, they will not get
the email of other people sharing the computer.  The program will keep the
emails sorted and saved separately for each person.

Steve Coker
Forum Manager

Rootsweb Help Desk
http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~help/index.htm

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