I assume you already tried doing username@domain@pop.server and that failed (it actually works on some clients, any that parse from the back to the front it will work on). The other thing to try is, many of the ISPs that require this kind of setup (where the username is really username@domain) will accept an alternate character in place of the @ sign. Commonly it is % but has also been known to work with / or . or ? or any number of other symbols. Try replacing the first @ (the one on the username pair) with some other symbol and see if it accepts it. -chris <http://www.mythtech.net>