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I recently posted two questions to AOL. The answers might be of use to individuals using AOL service. My questions appear at the bottom of this post. Dear aslandes, Hello :-), my name is Bryan and I am writing to you on behalf of America Online in response to your recent e-mail. Each AOL screen name can maintain up to 550 e-mail messages at any given time. The limit applies to all e-mail (NEW, READ and SENT). Regarding your question about printing an e-mail without headers: You can follow my suggestion below: 1. Open the email message box. Highlight the message and press CTRL-C to copy the selected text to the clipboard. 2. Click the FILES menu from the mail menu. 3. Click NEW. 4. On the untitled document, press CTRL-V to paste the selected text. 5. Save the file by going to FILES menu then select SAVE. Please, feel free to write back anytime with questions or comments that you may have concerning America Online. It has been our pleasure assisting you. Have a nice day :-). Bryan E. Customer Care Consultant The TechMail Department America Online, Inc. P.S. Please try Keyword: INSIDER for tips on setting up your AOL. ----------original message---------- From: [log in to unmask] To: [log in to unmask] Dear AOL, 2 questions: 1) How many emails can one receive before mail box is full? 2) Does that number mean for "each" screen name one has on an account OR does that mean a total number of messages in one mailbox for all 5, 6, or 7 names on an account? 3) Is there a way to set up aol so that when I print out an email, I can do so WITHOUT the lengthy header at the end of each message? It wastes alot of paper and ink.