Wireless Connection

[Guest]

I have a feeling thers's a simple answer to this, but darned if I can find it
in the help files.

I use a wireless setup for my laptop and it works like a charm.But I cannot
connect to Windows Mail. It seems to only allow me to connect to a dial up
service. Where or how do I get Mail to disregard the dialup connection and
recognize my wireless connection?

Thanks for any info anyone can give or suggest.

 

[Charles W Davis]

Open Windows Mail and choose Accounts from the Tools drop down menu. Select
the dialup account and click Remove. Now, set up your e-mail account using
the information given to you by your ISP.

 

[mac]

I have a feeling thers's a simple answer to this, but darned if I can find
it
in the help files.

I use a wireless setup for my laptop and it works like a charm.But I
cannot
connect to Windows Mail. It seems to only allow me to connect to a dial up
service. Where or how do I get Mail to disregard the dialup connection and
recognize my wireless connection?

Thanks for any info anyone can give or suggest.

I would suggest that you keep your dial up account in situ, you never know
when you might need it?

To solve your problem go to WM>tools>accounts>mail>select account then
properties>connection tab>remove the check mark from 'always connect using',
apply/ok your way out. WM will then use 'Any Available'.

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

To solve your problem go to WM>tools>accounts>mail>select account then properties>connection tab>remove the check mark from

'always connect using', apply/ok your way out. WM will then use 'Any Available'.

Slight correction: WM will then use whatever connection Internet Explorer
is configured for.

 

[Guest]

Thanks folks! Im connected!

Dpnna

Slight correction: WM will then use whatever connection Internet Explorer
is configured for.