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is castle cops down?

Just tried it and had no problems getting to it.
However, trying to change pages is another story.
I can have a cig and a coffee waiting.
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reply to mark5019
its been either down or so slow for me
for the past month, I have not tried for days to look there

reply to mark5019
It's up but barely able to load. Takes anywhere from 10-20 minutes wait.

It's kind of in "limbo" since the owner is now working for microsoft and nobody has taken over.

reply to mark5019
Recent thread about it here:
»Trying to get to Castle Cops--is it down again?

reply to mark5019
So, do you have a problem you need help with? This forum can maybe help out if you let us know what you're needing help with, can direct to an appropriate forum here

thank you

i have the mailwasher pro 6.2 it wont open minimized, and every time it acts like a fresh start

When you open MW Pro and that popup screen comes up, look at the left bottom of the page for a checkbox. You need to uncheck the box.

To run minimized go to Settings > General > Check the boxes you want.

It took me a couple of times to figure that out.
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next restart ill look

reply to sashwa
they are checked to start minimized dosnt help but thank you

Try unchecking them and then checking them again and then saving the changes.

Maybe someone else who uses MW Pro has some other ideas.

ty ill try that

In the MW Pro 6.0 general setting screen I checked "Minimize Mailwasher on Startup", closed the program, reopened it and it was minimized. I don't have any other idea for you besides making a change, clicking "OK", closing the program, then reopening it.
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tried that didnt work still opens near start button went back to 6.1 works fine thank you all again

reply to mark5019
castlecops is back up, now, working great..

»www.castlecops.com/

Thanks! Yes, it is working great now. There is a thread where a moderator states that they were just as much in the dark as the rest of us when it was so extremely slow and much of the time unreachable. The mod says he's sure Paul will explain when he has some time. Later in the thread is a post from someone offering to buy the site.

»www.castlecops.com/t225744-Congr···one.html
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reply to mark5019
Mele, since Laudanski is obliged by Microsoft to sell all Castlecops domains, as I Castlecops member still two questions remain to be answered:

a) news about the new owners, and what they are planning to do with the site;

b) II have donatd for the server upgrades, as others up to say 10,000 US Dollars. Does Laudanski cash in theese donations (or lowwer the selling price accordingly) or what? I did not donate money to fund Laudanski's private pocket and I'm sure none of te donators have done so. Thus, where does these 10,000 US Dollars go to? I asked over at CC - and my post vanished within seconds. Makes one wonder..

MS most certainly does not oblige Laudanski to sell CC, why would it? It is a different matter if one could run as complex site as CC and hold a full time demanding job with MS. As for your other questions about the site future i guess you will just like the others have to wait

Cudni
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Help yourself so God can help you.
Microsoft MVP, 2006 - 2008

reply to mark5019
Cudni,

I'd suggest you do read the "Microsoft Corporation Employee Agreement". There is no room whatsoever for Laudanski to hold on to his LCC (that's what Castlecops is in the end from a legal perspective). If not convinced, drop Microsoft a call or ask Laudinski.

So all my former questions remain as they are. And as much as I do like the "soon former" LCC Castlecops, I'm convinced all those who contributed money (problably far more than 10,000 bucks, since the figure has not been updated, contrary to what Laudinski promised ages ago), simply want their money back as soon as ownership has changed.

On a side note: the new owner(s) probably buy the whole bunch, database included. Now, that includes my email address as well as the email addresses from say 180,000 members. I don;t wan't my email address being sold and who knows resold to some spam company. Do you?