Years ago my children had a program that tracked where messages were going. The pathways were not always sensible to me - messages didn't take what seemed to be the easiest route. They'd start along one way, meet a roadblock, backtrack a bit, shoot out in another direction. Rather like tracking a package you've ordered on one of those delivery websites - Yes, it's getting closer - almost here - TEXAS?? Why has it gone down to Texas? It's further away than when it started. So I can imagine why the sequence gets scrambled. What amazes me is how few messages go astray. Diane Whitehead On 24-Dec-12, at 3:24 PM, Brian Whyer wrote: > Time delays I might understand, sequence changes are a puzzle. > This seems to happen regardless of how often I check manually for > new emails. >