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i can't believe that cl things mail.msu.edu is 'release ready'. first off, ui for viewing a message needs a better interface. rolloing over and finding out operations by alt tags is not very intuitive. second, deleted items sit in your folder with a greyd out checkbox until you refresh the folder. was it deleted or not? third - the mail display algorithm randomly decides if a message is html by looking at the content, instead of checking the headers. take a look at <textarea> this annoying functionality...</texarea> fourth - random display of column widths when viewing messages shows that the html designer lacks basic skills. Rich Wiggins writes: > You can point your browser to mail.msu.edu/upgrade/ (without the > http or https prefix) and you'll land on the URL Steve gave. > > After you've converted you can get into the system by pointing > your browser to mail.msu.edu. Similarly, you'll land on the > secured Web page. > > If you or one of your users hasn't upgraded but tries to log > in at mail.msu.edu, you see a note telling them they need to > upgrade to use the system. > > The bottom line is that thanks to redirects, customers don't > have to remember the https prefix. > > The help.msu.edu/mail page does list the upgrade URL but > it's not a hyperlink. We'll add one at the bottom of the > page. We want folks to read the page before they upgrade. > > /rich > >>https://mail.msu.edu/upgrade >> >> >>Thanks Steve. That does it. >>Cheryl >> >>Cheryl Akers, MS, CNA - [log in to unmask] >>Microcomputer Support - Microbiology and Molecular Genetics >>2228C Biomedical Physical Sciences >>Michigan State University >>East Lansing, MI 48824 >> >>517-355-6463 X1514