Where can i download aol 1.0 for mac?
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http://mac.softpedia.com/get/Internet-Utilities/AOL-Services-Assistant.shtml
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no.\n\njust simply open internet explorer.  and type in "yahoo.com" in the adress bar.\n\ndon't use aol.
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http://www.macgimp.org  better yet
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Try Netscape.net it's really a branch of aol but you don't have to pay, only subscribe for free..☺
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Your best bet is to start using Outlook or Outlook Express.  Once you set it up, all of your AOL mail will auftomatically download to it.  If you want to, you may keep to notes on AOL also by finding the option "Leave Copy of Messsages on the Server."  In Outlook, it's at Tools, E-mail Accounts, Change, More Settings, Advanced.\n-MM
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>AOL has a downloadable uninstaller that actually uninstalls it...it takes a little looking for, but it exists.<
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AOL has always given me nothing but problems Their browser is archaic. the Firefox browser is so much better.
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go to start\n-control panel\n-add or remove programs\n-find AOL\n-mash delete
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http://oldversion.com/
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go to aim.com if you want that provider. it seems to be the one most people use most. ask the people you want to talk to on it which they use. so go to aim.com then click the orange download now button under New AIM Triton for Windows. if you use anouth system they are listed below. A box will pop up. click open when it does and then follow the prompts. congrats it should be fairly easy. have fun with it
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Download and instructions :\nhttp://www.newtek-europe.com/uk/support/downloads/lw85_update_info.html?Platform=Mac
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AOL.  (for the time being)
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Click on start, then programs,find AOL,it should have an uninstall listing,click on uninstall...
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how about asking AOL abt it directly
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for aim or aol?\n\nif aim i use iconhell
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go to VersionTracker.com and do a search.  They list commercial, shareware and freeware programs for Macs.
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Try using Ccleaner to uninstall AOL.\nhttp://www.ccleaner.com\nIts a useful free utility. \nTry the Issues button and see if there are any references to AOL, try running the issues tool to remove them then re-boot ans see if the message is gone.\nIf not you may fine it easier to re-install AOL then uninstall it again.\n\nTry searching the Norton forums for help with the error message, or get help from the company since you've paid them for the software.