Then connect again and send the queued messages. Ensure you have them handy when travelling. With some software, you can copy this information to a floppy disk and take it with you. For example, Netscape stores its bookmarks as a single file, which you can copy and open on another computer. Test cookie-based sites Cookies are little bits of information that a Web site sends to your computer and asks for later.
Many sites use cookies instead of login names and passwords.
If you use another computer, the site won't recognise you. There's no simple solution except to know beforehand what problems you might face. For a couple of weeks before you travel, disable cookies and watch what happens. When you're travelling, you lose your outgoing mail unless you keep a copy. The simplest solution is to send yourself a copy of all outgoing mail.