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Jan
Posted by Jeremy in Personal, Reviews | Tags :better business bureau, better business bureau of new jersey, company, email, javasigns, javasigns review, javasigns.com, javasigns.com review, leway, Ms. Marshall, order, package, personal time, phone, phone tag, review, shipment confirmation, sign, Trish Marshall | 1 Comment
Even though my experience with this company was quite painful, long, and drug out, I’m going to attempt to keep this review short.
Bottom line: Although the design and ordering process is very easy, streamlined, and simple, placing an order with this company, based on my personal experience, runs a very high risk of cumbersome delays, phone tag, and a major investment in your personal time.
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29
Nov
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21
Aug
Posted by Jeremy in Computers, How-To | Tags :email, email.secureserver.net notifier, firefox plugins, gmail account, gnome toolbar, godaddy, GoDaddy Webmail Notifier, Mac, mail, new mail, Nice, notifier, terminal run, time, WebMail Notifier, Windows, wine | 2 Comments
I use GoDaddy email for my work email, and it is a pain having to remember to check every so often to see if I got mail, especially when I only have new mail about 1 in 20 checks.
I have a notifier for my personal gmail account, and that is very handy — saves me a lot of time checking to see what has come in.
GoDaddy only offers a prepackaged notifier for Windows, however (although they supply a Mac executable if you try to download the notifier under Linux).
I checked the FireFox plugins for a generic webmail notifier, but the best one, WebMail Notifier does not have native support for GoDaddy (email.secureserver.net), and I didn’t feel like spending the time writing a custom script, especially since there is forum activity on this exact subject dating back 2 years, with no easily findable script.
Lo and behold? The windows notifier works under WINE.
Just download the Windows installer (it was wbensetup_PL.msi for me). Then in a terminal run msiexec /i <path_to_file>/wbensetup_PL.msi
Follow the instructions, and, at least in my Gnome toolbar, a notifier appeared.
Nice.
I should note that my current setup is Ubuntu 8.04 with OpenBox as my window manager, running the gnome toolbar.