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I'm having problems setting up my server settings. I've got no previous experience setting up E-mail clients, so could you use basic language please.
I don't know what to choose, "pop" or "imap".
Incoming and outgoing servers are a complete riddle to me. I've tried following instructions on line, but to no avail. I use supanet and yahoo to retrieve my mail.
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i had so many problems with trying to set mine up that i had to resort to using outlook. i'm pretty sure mine's set to pop. i'd contact your isp and get them to talk you through it.
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I'm having problems setting up my server settings. I've got no previous experience setting up E-mail clients, so could you use basic language please.
I don't know what to choose, "pop" or "imap".
more than likely youre going to choose pop
Quote:
Incoming and outgoing servers are a complete riddle to me. I've tried following instructions on line, but to no avail. I use supanet and yahoo to retrieve my mail.
Please help an old codger.
mail servers are usually mail.sitename.com, so for instance, mail.yahoo.com, but thats only in theory, yahoo may have a different server name
Joined: Thu Feb 02, 2006 11:08 pm Posts: 15892 Location: a wee green island Gender: Male
Peeps wrote:
brainofpea wrote:
I'm having problems setting up my server settings. I've got no previous experience setting up E-mail clients, so could you use basic language please.
I don't know what to choose, "pop" or "imap".
more than likely youre going to choose pop
Quote:
Incoming and outgoing servers are a complete riddle to me. I've tried following instructions on line, but to no avail. I use supanet and yahoo to retrieve my mail.
Please help an old codger.
mail servers are usually mail.sitename.com, so for instance, mail.yahoo.com, but thats only in theory, yahoo may have a different server name
I tried that, Peeps. It didn't work. But thanks anyway. I'm going to contact my isp.
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