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Old 04-04-2008, 11:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i need help on setting up Mozilla Thunderbird, every time i create a new account when i try to send a message i keep getting the message that the outgoing server is not right, but i don't understand, what you are supposed to do with the incoming and outgoing servers how can i get it to work

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You need to configure them to your mail servers.

If it's an ISP email, it's usually pop.[ISP Here].com/.net/, w/e it is

The outgoing is usually SMTP.[ISP here].com/net/ w/e
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You need to configure them to your mail servers.

If it's an ISP email, it's usually pop.[ISP Here].com/.net/, w/e it is

The outgoing is usually SMTP.[ISP here].com/net/ w/e
I've actually been having the same issue. How do I set it up if it is not an ISP e-mail? For example, how would I set it up with my hotmail account?
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Here is a step-by-step example on how to configure Thunderbird with your mail server:

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Hotmail and Yahoo do not offer POP access (what is needed for Thunderbird) unless you pay for their premium accounts. Gmail does, with full instructions here:

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Here is a step-by-step example on how to configure Thunderbird with your mail server:

link

Hotmail and Yahoo do not offer POP access (what is needed for Thunderbird) unless you pay for their premium accounts. Gmail does, with full instructions here:

gmail help
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