Oh dear doG, I'm in the midst of hell. I'm migrating all of my email over to a couple of new IMAP accounts that I have with my Dreamhost sites. This means reconfiguring all the listserv's I subscribe to as well as the email clients on all my machines. What have I done!

Thanks for the Vonage info, everyone.

OK, question, hope someone can help me:

So, I need a copy of a boarding pass. I checked in online. This was last week. I think I threw out the paper copy (after the flight!). Is there any way the page is stored in my browser (firefox) history? If I try to go there from the "history" file, it just tries to get me a new boarding pass, which clearly doesn't work, at this point. Help?

it just tries to get me a new boarding pass, which clearly doesn't work, at this point.

I'm surprised about that. People's printers sometimes mess up, so the airline always has a way to get another boarding pass. At worst, you'll have to use the kiosk at the airport.

At worst, you'll have to use the kiosk at the airport.

Flight's already past, though. Tech wise, I'd say you're out of luck. I'd call the airline and explain your quandary.

Flight's already past, though.

Whoops! Obviously, I didn't read closely enough....

Yeah, flight was last week. I may have to call the airline--it's just annoying. I'm really hoping that maybe I didn't throw out the boarding pass while cleaning, but... GRRR. (They credited me for the flight HOME, just not the flight THERE, WTF?)

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Fine. They can just buy everything, then. See what I care.

meara, call the FF program of the airline. If it was an e-ticket, the paper boarding pass isn't always needed.