today i found out what causes the northern and southern lights aurora borealis and aurora australis respectively
So probably not. But there are definitely a few things you can do this time to make it possible to keep your email when you switch next time. â¢. If your email address includes the name of your ISP such as @aol.com, @msn.com, comcast, attbi, earthlink and so on, that email address is tied to that ISP forever.The only way you can keep that address is to keep some kind of account with that ISP.ou can however create an email address that is independent of your ISP, and therefore one you can use regardless of which ISP you have or use. There are several approaches. Webmail: Services such as Hotmail and Yahoo Mail are based on the web and are accessible from just about anywhere.
And the format has changed. Here is how you find the IP address of the sender. 1  Log into your Hotmail/Windows Live account with your username and password. 2  Click on the Inbox link on the left. 3  Under the column that says Sort by, find the email that you want to track and right-click on it. Log into your Gmail account with your username and password. 2  Open the mail. 3  To display the email headers, 4  Click on the inverted triangle beside Reply. 5  Select Show Orginal. 6  You may copy the headers and use my IP address detection script to ease the process.