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Outlook express setup
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Can anybody give me a step by step account how to setup outlook express on my pc please? Thanks in advance, bunny
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Which email account are you trying to access? Is it one that you already have and use (currently via a webpage) ?
Is it a new account that you want to set up?
Normally, you'll be trying to access something like a hotmail account or an email address provided by your ISP. I need to know exactly which one (but remember that AB won't allow you to put the email address itself on here).
Don't tell me the username, just the AT "something.com" part.
Which email account are you trying to access? Is it one that you already have and use (currently via a webpage) ?
Is it a new account that you want to set up?
Normally, you'll be trying to access something like a hotmail account or an email address provided by your ISP. I need to know exactly which one (but remember that AB won't allow you to put the email address itself on here).
Don't tell me the username, just the AT "something.com" part.
Flippin heck boys, this is a bit complicated for a bunny!! ;) but here goes..... I used to use outlook express all the time and had an account set up ntlworld.com but then my computer was full of viruses so everything got wiped off so we had to start from fresh. ntlworld mail was a load of rubbish so I've set up a hotmail.com account as well. I want to send video emails!!! so I click send and the outlook express mail box opens but won't/can't send because I need an account :/ ?
You are all so kind, thanks to you all bunny xx
Hotmail?
To the best of my knowledge, Hotmail doesn't provide POP3 services. (It's ages since I used it - I can't stand it - but I've just checked their website and nothing much seems to have changed).
This means that you can only access your mail services through your web browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox or whatever) and not through Outlook Express! Go to Hotmail's home page:
http://login.passport.net/uilogin.srf?lc=1033&id=2
Then sign into your account. Then follow the on-screen instructions for writing mail & adding attachments.
Chris
To the best of my knowledge, Hotmail doesn't provide POP3 services. (It's ages since I used it - I can't stand it - but I've just checked their website and nothing much seems to have changed).
This means that you can only access your mail services through your web browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox or whatever) and not through Outlook Express! Go to Hotmail's home page:
http://login.passport.net/uilogin.srf?lc=1033&id=2
Then sign into your account. Then follow the on-screen instructions for writing mail & adding attachments.
Chris
You can access your hotmail account via OE. I think the only disclaimer is that it has to be a hotmail account that you've had for a while, though I may be wrong.
I can access my Hotmail account via IE.
Click Tools > Accounts and on the new window that appears click on
Add > Mail
Enter your name, and then on the next screen enter your hotmail address. OE should detect that this is a hotmail account and not ask you for too much info.
Enter that your incoming mail server is "HTTP", in the next drop down list put "Hotmail" and on the next screen put in your email address and password.
Let me know if you're still stuck.
I can access my Hotmail account via IE.
Click Tools > Accounts and on the new window that appears click on
Add > Mail
Enter your name, and then on the next screen enter your hotmail address. OE should detect that this is a hotmail account and not ask you for too much info.
Enter that your incoming mail server is "HTTP", in the next drop down list put "Hotmail" and on the next screen put in your email address and password.
Let me know if you're still stuck.