Is there a way that someone with ATT, SBCGLOBAL as their internet provider
can set up Windows Mail to send and receive e-mail?

I don't know how, but the answer is yes. I have an alumni living in Houston,
using the same ISP, and she uses Vista Home Premium, Windows Mail.
Why don't you call your ISP and ask for details so that you can set up
account under Windows Mail ?
t-4-2

"Sharon Smith" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Is there a way that someone with ATT, SBCGLOBAL as their internet provider
> can set up Windows Mail to send and receive e-mail?
>

"Sharon Smith" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Is there a way that someone with ATT, SBCGLOBAL as their internet provider
> can set up Windows Mail to send and receive e-mail?
There is, but AT&T keeps moving the instructions around without leaving
any information on where to find them now at the old locations. Try the
following links to see if any of them help you start a search for wherever
they have the instructions now:

http://my.att.net/
Click on Member Services, then Help & Support Site.

Also click on Important Information in the att.net block at:
http://my.att.net/
Then click on Email Client in the new text this shows you.

Also look for anything similar at:
http://att.my.yahoo.com/

http://helpme.att.net/article.php?item=10918

<http://dslhelp.att.net/docs/use/email/gen/prb_xxx_xxx_mail-news-settings.htm?faqcounter=&platform=none>

http://repair.att.com/repair/landing.do

http://helpme.att.net/

It doesn't help that AT&T is in the process of persuading all its
users to switch from AT&T's email servers to a set they've
arranged for Yahoo to provide, so what you could find includes
information about both of these sets of servers.

Robert Miles

Thanks Robert. I've tried to help several neighbors send pictures via
e-mail that have ATT and use Yahoo.

Maybe others might have an idea how to send resized pictures in Yahoo that
I'm missing. The procedure is so easy with Windows Mail.


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> "Sharon Smith" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Is there a way that someone with ATT, SBCGLOBAL as their internet
>> provider can set up Windows Mail to send and receive e-mail?
> There is, but AT&T keeps moving the instructions around without leaving
> any information on where to find them now at the old locations. Try the
> following links to see if any of them help you start a search for wherever
> they have the instructions now:
>
> http://my.att.net/
> Click on Member Services, then Help & Support Site.
>
> Also click on Important Information in the att.net block at:
> http://my.att.net/
> Then click on Email Client in the new text this shows you.
>
> Also look for anything similar at:
> http://att.my.yahoo.com/
>
> http://helpme.att.net/article.php?item=10918
>
> <http://dslhelp.att.net/docs/use/email/gen/prb_xxx_xxx_mail-news-settings.htm?faqcounter=&platform=none>
>
> http://repair.att.com/repair/landing.do
>
> http://helpme.att.net/
>
> It doesn't help that AT&T is in the process of persuading all its
> users to switch from AT&T's email servers to a set they've
> arranged for Yahoo to provide, so what you could find includes
> information about both of these sets of servers.
>
> Robert Miles
>
>

Yes, of course. Just follow these instructions:
http://helpme.att.net/article.php?item=10707

--
Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)


"Sharon Smith" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Is there a way that someone with ATT, SBCGLOBAL as their internet provider
> can set up Windows Mail to send and receive e-mail?

Yes. Contact your ISP for instructions or see
http://helpme.att.net/article.php?item=10707

Sharon Smith wrote:
> Is there a way that someone with ATT, SBCGLOBAL as their internet provider
> can set up Windows Mail to send and receive e-mail?