Do you run your domain's email through their website (where you log in to ixwebhosting to get your mail), or do you have a separate program that you run it through? If so, what do you use?
Also, if you're hosting your slideshows, proofing section, and online albums with them, and they're all under your domain name, does that only count as hosting one domain? Or do they charge you to host each of these separately?
Thanks,
Aaron
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QUOTE(Aaron LA @ July 16 2007, 07:45 PM) 
Do you run your domain's email through their website (where you log in to ixwebhosting to get your mail), or do you have a separate program that you run it through? If so, what do you use?
The email is POP3, so you can use any email client to check your email. I just have the email accounts set up in my Yahoo! mail browser and check them from there. I'm not a fan at ALL of their built-in email client.
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Also, if you're hosting your slideshows, proofing section, and online albums with them, and they're all under your domain name, does that only count as hosting one domain? Or do they charge you to host each of these separately?
It all counts as one domain, and you can have sub-domains within a domain, and it still counts as one. At least on the plan I have.
QUOTE(Steph Smith @ July 18 2007, 09:21 AM)
The email is POP3, so you can use any email client to check your email. I just have the email accounts set up in my Yahoo! mail browser and check them from there. I'm not a fan at ALL of their built-in email client.
It all counts as one domain, and you can have sub-domains within a domain, and it still counts as one. At least on the plan I have.
It all counts as one domain, and you can have sub-domains within a domain, and it still counts as one. At least on the plan I have.
Thanks Steph! I appreciate it!
Take care,
Aaron
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