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Does OE work with e-mail accounts other than MSN or hotmail?

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Matt

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Sep 16, 2005, 6:39:08 AM9/16/05
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My e-mail is at excite.com Can I use Outlook Express to send and receive
e-mail? I've already tried setting it up but receive error messages
containing numbers, no possible causes or solutions.


Alias

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Sep 16, 2005, 6:42:35 AM9/16/05
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Check the excite web page to see if there are instructions there.

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Michael Santovec

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Sep 16, 2005, 7:30:02 PM9/16/05
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See:
http://www1.excite.com/email/gold_intro

This may work with the free Excite mail:
Lua FreePOPs for Web base mail sites
http://freepops.sourceforge.net


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N. Miller

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Sep 17, 2005, 9:32:50 AM9/17/05
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Outlook Express *is* a mail client. MSN, MSN Hotmail, Yahoo!, Netscape,
GMail, Excite, and others, are Web Mail services.

MS Outlook Express will work with an mail service which offers a compatible
mail protocol. Some will require you to pay a fee; Excite is among those.
Like Yahoo! and MSN Hotmail, Excite will cost you $19.95 per year. You will
get 2GB of mail storage, and access to their SMTP and POP3 serves using MS
Outlook Express.

You may find a web-to-POP proxy, as Michael Santovec has suggested, but
those are dependent upon the mail service making no changes in the way
their web interface works. A web-to-POP proxy is a pseudo-browser, and,
usually, somewhat limited in how it can handle the mail fetch from a web
mail site.

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