Posted by DMartin9N-2N on January 25, 2023 at 13:37:42 from (68.214.36.59):
In Reply to: Computor problems posted by Leroy on January 24, 2023 at 19:43:40:
Good afternoon, MarkB_MI and others: Mark B, you have highlighted an area that has had me confused for many years! I have never understood the terminology including PROVIDER and CLIENT. I have blundered into the protocol settings in an email system or two, but am not confident as to what to do or change. When I see my doctor, I am a patient, he is a provider. If I see my lawyer, I think I am a client. If I go to Kroger or Wal Mart, I may be a customer. If I go to my IMAC, I don't know what my designated title is, nor the services available. I also do not know what things are Web-Based. I have relied on the Geek Squad several times, better than nothing! BTW, I have an HP laptop I bought at Best Buy (Geek Squad's step-parent), the Geek guy told me a week or so ago the operating system will no longer be supported by MicroSoft and the laptop will not support an upgrade to the next higher version of Windows, so the email system in the laptop is dead due to being out of date. So here I am with two tractors over 65 years old, expecting to keep them running, but my 10 year old laptop is at the end of its life. Oh, well!
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