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Sabashii, I could just write this in your comment box but that would deprive me of the satisfaction knowing that people are peeking in my life and validating my existence so I'll continue to write personal messages here for the entire world to see. Actually, I just have one thing to say which is that I got your letter ^o^ and I'll be writing a hand-written reply eventually, like after this stupid company sends me my confirmation e-mail which is just not happening as I constantly refresh the page waiting for the bold-faced "Inbox (1)" to appear. What I don't understand is how my personal e-mail address (which I haven't even told my friends about) gets flooded with more spam than my Yahoo account which I freely give out to major corporations probably thrilled to make an extra buck off my name. It's good to be wanted. So, anyway, to counteract this invasion of privacy (no, I still do not want to enlarge my penis naturally, thank you very much), I headed off to Nonags to undertake a strenuous journey of finding a decent e-mail notification program. These things used to be so easy. I'd pick out the first program I saw, install it, and it'd work fine until I got a new operating system. Now, I download at least ten different notifiers only to delete them after they fail to meet the most basic requirements. So now I'm stuck with EzPop, the first skinnable e-mail notifier. Whee. The panel where you can preview your messages needs to be done better; I'd rather have a list of headers and a separate view to see N lines of the message as opposed to cycling through each message one at a time. Other than that, it does its job decently; nothing to rave about, but I'm not uninstalling after five minutes like Pop Tray. So the moral of the story is: Death to Comcast.net. It takes forever to send off a message, forever to receive a message (I just a message that was sent to me on the 8th. Gee.), and someone took the username I wanted. It's all Comcast's fault.