Select the screensaver option you want and click the "apply" button in the bottom right corner of the window; and Not all of the colors available through the ePrompter email notification program are compatible with certain computer systems, which may result in colors appearing different than indicated on ePrompter.

To remove a screensaver, go to 'Settings' -> 'Control Panel' -> 'Add/Remove'. Scroll down the list of installed programs until you find the title of the screensaver(s) you want to remove, e.g.,''Mountain Screensaver", "Wild Animals Screensaver". Select each entry then click 'Remove'. If you do not see the screensaver listed in your 'Add/Remove' programs, please contact Customer Support to help you through the uninstall process.

No. The "clock screensaver" automatically starts after 10 sec. The time interval is depending on the length of the custom screensaver you have (optionaly) installed.

I noticed the word "status" on the drop down menu for one of my mailboxes and I was wondering what it was for. It was grayed out, so when I clicked on it, nothing happened. I am using ePrompter with Windows XP and for whatever reason the ePrompter task tray icon has simply disappeared and I don't know what to do.

Yes, there is an ePrompter forum which is populated by some of the more avid ePrompter users. It can be found at: http://forum.eprompter.com The first would involve an actual issue at Gmail with your account. If you have not recently gone to Gmail's website, please do so and attempt to log in directly. Verify that the log in goes smoothly with no out of the ordinary popup windows, messages, etc.

The idle computer screen is an overlooked and undervalued piece of media real estate. Today, there are more than 140,000,000 computer screens in the U.S. alone (Newsbytes News Network, October 1999), and screensavers are the best way to reach these screens with full-screen, high-resolution imagery and entertainment. Screensavers have been popular for over a decade, ever since the famous After Dark "flying toasters" screensaver was released in 1989.

The ePrompter email notification program automatically and simultaneously checks and retrieves your email messages from up to sixteen password protected email accounts such as AIM, AOL, Hotmail, Yahoo, Yahoo Beta, Earthlink, Excite, Juno, Lycos, Mail.com, Mindspring, MSN, MSN Live Mail, MyWay, Netscape, POP3, Rediffmail, SBC Yahoo, USA.net and hundreds of other email domains.

To find out which version you have, go to the ePrompter screen menu and click the "Help" tab, and then click "About ePrompter". It will show you what version you have in the first line. The first thing you should do is to go to the respective email service website and make sure that you can retrieve your messages there, because if you can't get them directly from an email service's website, the ePrompter email notification program won't be able to retrieve them either.

If you have an email type that allows you to select a language, then the ePrompter email notification program will be able to display that language, with the primary exception being languages that use Asian signage. We will be working on the inclusion of languages that use Asian signage in the near future.

Why doesn't my MSN Instant Message email notification program notify me anymore when I have new messages in my Hotmail account? This function has not been working since I started using ePrompter.

Get the download and install it right over your current ePrompter - say yes or okay to all the questions and all your settings and addresses will be retained. BE SURE THAT YOU HAVE EXITED YOUR CURRENT EPROMPTER BEFORE YOU DO THE DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL.

Your POP3 account should work with the ePrompter email notification program ? all you should need is the correct server address for the POP3. Your POP3 account may not be working because ePrompter was not able to correctly identify the pop server for your email address. Try going to the individual ePrompter box for the problematic account, clicking "options" and then click "setup" which will take you to the "Account Options" box.

As far as removing that old account - not a problem. When ePrompter is not in its updating mode, just put your cursor over the account you want to remove and right click on your mouse, click on delete, click on "yes" and it is gonzo!!! Then just just put your cursor over the empty space where the account used to be and right click on your mouse, click on "new" and set up a new account.

To set up additional accounts on the ePrompter email notification program, go to the ePrompter menu; go to "Setup"; scroll down to and click on "new" and the new account wizard will walk you through the new account set up procedure.

Yes there is. The config file - eprompter.ini - is found in your Windows folder. It contains all of the pertinent information that you need for backup, except the address book, which is in a file labeled 2998.dat, which you'll find in the ePrompter folder under Program Files.

Why am I only able to read the headers for my messages? When I try to read the messages I get nothing.

Thanks to the efforts of the ePrompter Forum moderators and a few creative forum members, there is now a workaround that allows you to use ePrompter for an unlimited number of accounts. It should be noted that you will still only be able to see up to 16 accounts on a single ePrompter screen at any one time, but this workaround will allow you to track an unlimited number of email accounts on a single computer.

You can protect your message information from potentially snooping eyes by going to the box of the individual ePrompter account, clicking "setup" which will take you to the "Account Options" box. Halfway down the left side of this ox you will see the option "Protect account info with a password" which you can enable to protect your account from snoops.

Anyway, if ePrompter seems to be "frozen", it is most likely stuck in the "Updating" mode. If so, just click on "Menu" on the main ePrompter screen; next hover the cursor over "Help" and then click "Quick Fix" on the option list to reset the mail for any email accounts that were updating at the time. Now ePrompter should work normally again.

To change the order of your accounts on the ePrompter page, simply put your cursor over the account that you wish to move and hold down a left click on your mouse and drag the account to the position you want it to be in. If there is already another account in that position, it will automatically swap positions with the account that you just moved. You can do this repeatedly until you have all the accounts in the order that you want.

Try going to the ePrompter menu, click on "setup", click on "wizard", then click "next" and you should be on the page that says "How do you connect to the internet?" Now select the top choice - "Always connected" and see if that gets you up and running.

No there is not, and we are sorry but there are no plans to have it do so in the immediate future. However, we plan to add a feature that will show whether your message has an attachment, as well as tell you the size of the attachment and the message itself. We also plan to add a button that will take you to your email client or your actual email service's inbox in the event you want to retrieve or send attachments.

To print out a message, simply place the cursor over the respective message; right click; click on "print"; click "OK" and it will print out.

No. we are sorry but there are no plans to have the ePrompter email notification program read full HTML messages in the immediate future. We are constantly working to improve ePrompter's ability to read HTML mail - doing our best to strip extraneous HTML code from messages. Part of our decision to not pursue HTML is based on the fact that there are a number of negatives associated with that, such as a user's susceptibility to viruses.

The ePrompter email notification program supports 17 out of the 21 Yahoo country codes, with the exception of China, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan.