The mail server names are assigned by your mail provider or
ISP. They will have a web page with that information.
Or you can tell us who your mail provider is, and we can get you
the mail server information.
Most common causes of this:
1. Incorrect user ID and/or password
2. "My Server requires authentication" not checked when it should be
3. Incorrect POP3 and SMTP server names
In Windows Live Mail, when you set up a new email account, it automatically
finds and sets up the email POP3/SMTP server names (sometimes). I prefer
Live Mail (free download) over Windows Mail for many reasons, give it a try!
Pete
Most common causes of this:
1. Incorrect user ID and/or password
2. "My Server requires authentication" not checked when it should be
3. Incorrect POP3 and SMTP server names
In Windows Live Mail, when you set up a new email account, it automatically
finds and sets up the email POP3/SMTP server names (sometimes). I prefer
Live Mail (free download) over Windows Mail for many reasons, give it a try!
Pete
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