Has anyone managed to use Outlook 2000 as CS mail client?

[Jason Taylor]

If so, how?

Thanks

[Stephen Landman]

Is there a workaround, such as logging on with compuserve and then opening
another e-mail client, or does compuserve manage to block all email services
other than their own?

I don't believe it's in the pipeline and that they haven't yet implemented
it. They had to purposely filter out all other email programs from working.
They are trying to make it impossible for their subscribers to use any
services other than the ones they provide.

Steven Stern <steven...@gsb.uchicago.edu> wrote in message
news:TXTmN+UmGmXgn6...@4ax.com...
> It cannot be done. CS2000 does not, at this time, support any 3rd party
mail
> access. It's in the pipeline, but not a current offering.
>
> On Mon, 20 Sep 1999 17:35:19 +0100,, "Jason Taylor"
> <jason....@servicetec.com> wrote:
>
> >If so, how?
> >
> >
> >Thanks
> >
> >
>
>
> Steven Stern / GSB Computing Services
> PGP Keys at http://gsbsds.uchicago.edu/pgp_pub.htm

[Fran Moerel]

Hello All,

It is possible to use external mail programs with CS2000. All you need is
IMAP support.
Outlook Express supports this, Outlook doesn't. The settings needed are:

IMAP server : imap.cs.com
SMTP server : smtp.cs.com
User Name : CS2000 screen name
Password : The password for the said screen name.

That's all

Greetz - Fran Moerel -

Stephen Landman <s...@egret.net> wrote in message
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[Adam Bailey]

"Fran Moerel" <fmo...@compuserve.nl> wrote:

> It is possible to use external mail programs with CS2000. All you
> need is IMAP support. Outlook Express supports this, Outlook
> doesn't. The settings needed are:
>
> IMAP server : imap.cs.com
> SMTP server : smtp.cs.com
> User Name : CS2000 screen name
> Password : The password for the said screen name.
>
> That's all

Do you have to be dialed into CS2000 in order for these to work?

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[Bob Dewart]

On Tue, 28 Sep 1999 11:55:39 +0200, "Fran Moerel"
<fmo...@compuserve.nl> wrote:

>>It is possible to use external mail programs with CS2000. All you need is
>>IMAP support.

Which is still in Beta and you are violating your Beta Non Disclosure
Agreement by posting this information in public.

Bob Dewart

dew...@compuserve.com

Sysop of Newsreader Forum at GO NEWSRE
http://go.compuserve.com/newsreader

[liberator.net]

Bob Dewart <dew...@compuserve.com> wrote :

<fmo...@compuserve.nl> wrote:
>>It is possible to use external mail programs with CS2000. All you need is
>>IMAP support.

<<Which is still in Beta and you are violating your Beta Non Disclosure
Agreement by posting this information in public.>>

CompuServe wants their customers to be TOTALLY dependant upon them for all
of their Internet needs. How else can CompuServe "justify" their huge
bills?

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[Adam Bailey]

"liberator.net" <lib...@mcs.net> wrote:
> Bob Dewart <dew...@compuserve.com> wrote :
> <fmo...@compuserve.nl> wrote:
>>> It is possible to use external mail programs with CS2000. All you
>>> need is IMAP support.
>
>> Which is still in Beta and you are violating your Beta Non
>> Disclosure Agreement by posting this information in public.
>
> CompuServe wants their customers to be TOTALLY dependant upon them
> for all of their Internet needs. How else can CompuServe "justify"
> their huge bills?

Would you get a life? I'm tired of your sudden and inane rantings.

And learn how to use your newsreader. You can't criticize AOL when you
post like you're using it.

[liberator.net]

Adam Bailey <ad...@lull.org> wrote:

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