| Setting up your mail in Outlook
Express (We are assuming that Outlook Express is already setup and working on your computer) 1) Setting up Accounts 2) E-mail address 3) E-mail server names 4) Internet mail logon 5) After the wizard 6) General Tab 7) Server Tab 8) Connection Tab 9) Advanced Tab What is web-based E-mail? Web-based e-mail is accessed through the Internet. You use your browser (Internet Explorer, Netscape) to go to the mail service's Web site (quickmail.quickhosts.com), where you enter your username and password to open your personal mailbox. The primary advantage of Web mail lies in the fact that you can use ANY computer with a browser and Internet access to check your mail, freeing you to check your mail virtually anywhere. On the other hand, e-mail programs that are configured on your own computer limit your mail accessibility to that computer. The popularity of Web mail has increased dramatically, accounting now for about 35% of all e-mail boxes worldwide. Using the Connection
Wizard E-mail Server Names For the Incoming mail server and Outging mail server type mail.yourdomain.com and make sure that the Incoming mail server is set to POP3.
After the Wizard After you are done using the connection wizard click on tools then accounts and you should see this screen.
General Tab Then highlight the account and click on the properties tab on the right and you should see this screen. Your General tab should look somthing like this.
Servers Tab Next click on the Servers tab and it shold look somthing like this. Make sure that the incoming mail server is using POP3 and the account name has the % sign in it (john%quickhosts.com) then click on the connection tab.
Advanced Tab When you press the Advanced tab you should see somthing like this remember you keep the This server requires a secure connection Unchecked and you can check to leave a copy of messages on server but it is not needed. You really don't need to edit anything else on the Advanced tab.
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