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   RM> I've never been a big fan of Gmail, although you pretty much have to   
   RM> sign up for it to keep your Phone and Tablet updated. What I did was   
   RM> go to gMail and set it up to forward all incoming mail to my other   
   RM> main eMail address so I don't miss anything and anyone I do want to   
   RM> reply to I can reply from my other eMail address and switch them over.   
      
   AT>That's a good idea, and that's my plan. But before I go through the long   
   proc   
     > of changing my email address everywhere, I want to set up my own email   
   serve   
     >I've started working on that but it's kind of difficult (for me.)   
      
   What exactly will an eMail server do? eMail seems to be a light enough   
   duty thing that it wouldn't require a lot of processing power or   
   storage unless you're doing something really big, like at a corporate   
   level.   
      
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