eserver

[blackie]

What is the eserver for windows email? Who do I contact for POP3 or SMAP
differentiation and the ?? outgoing server type to set up my email.

[mac]

"blackie" <bla...@hay.net> wrote in message
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> What is the eserver for windows email? Who do I contact for POP3 or SMAP
> differentiation and the ?? outgoing server type to set up my email.
>
>

Use the following server names:
for POP - mail.hay.net
& for SMTP - smtp.mail.net

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Regards Steve.
MS-MVP. MAIL. [DTS] UK.
http://www.getsafeonline.org/

[Peter Foldes]

blackie

> What is the eserver for windows email?

I have no idea

>Who do I contact for POP3 or SMAP

What is SMAP ? For POP3 contact your Internet provider and for all other information
needed to set up your account

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"blackie" <bla...@hay.net> wrote in message
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[Gary VanderMolen (MVP)]

Mail servers don't belong to an email program, they belong to a
mail service provider. Typically, your provider will have a web page
that gives all the settings you need for any email program.
See
http://www.hay.net/fileBin/supportPDF/058d26791f2fa767579be983f8926714.pdf

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Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
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"blackie" <bla...@hay.net> wrote in message news:uOXLuujh...@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

[Sam Hobbs]

Email server addresses (names) are like telephone numbers for checking for
messages.

POP3 is for incoming mail and SMTP is for outgoing mail. You get the server
names and other account properties from the organization that provides the
email account.

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