CANNOT SEND OR RECEIVE EMAILS

[pat]

ERROR: THE HOST 'SMTP' COULD NOT BE FOUND. PLEASE VERIFY THAT YOU HAVE
ENTERED THE SERVER NAME CORRECTLY. SUBJECT 'JEWELRY', ACCOUNT 'POP3',
SERVER: 'SMTP', PORT: 25, SECURE (SSL): NO, SOCKET ERROR: 11001, ERROR
NUMBER: 0X800CCC0D.

THE HOST 'POP3' COULD NOT BE ROUND. PLEASE VERIFY THAT YOU HAVE ENTERED THE
SERVER NAME CORRECTLY. ACCOUNT 'POP3', SERVER: 'POP3', PROTOCOL: POP3, PORT
110, SECURE (SSL): NO, SOCKET ERROR: 11001, ERROR NUMBER: 0X800CC0D.

 

[Dave]

Those server names are incorrect.
Who provides your email account? They should have the necessary info on
their help page.

 

[Guest]

ERROR: THE HOST 'SMTP' COULD NOT BE FOUND. PLEASE VERIFY THAT YOU HAVE
ENTERED THE SERVER NAME CORRECTLY. SUBJECT 'JEWELRY', ACCOUNT 'POP3',
SERVER: 'SMTP', PORT: 25, SECURE (SSL): NO, SOCKET ERROR: 11001, ERROR
NUMBER: 0X800CCC0D.

THE HOST 'POP3' COULD NOT BE ROUND. PLEASE VERIFY THAT YOU HAVE ENTERED
THE
SERVER NAME CORRECTLY. ACCOUNT 'POP3', SERVER: 'POP3', PROTOCOL: POP3,
PORT
110, SECURE (SSL): NO, SOCKET ERROR: 11001, ERROR NUMBER: 0X800CC0D.

..
If you want to make your posts enough harder to read that you'll get fewer
answers, post in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS.

SMTP and POP3 are not valid host names or server names, they are,
however, valid as protocols.

Note that you aren't likely to get a usable email address ending in
@microsoft.com unless you work at Microsoft.

The correct server names depend on which email provider you are
trying to connect to. Most internet providers are also email providers,
so who's your internet provider?

Robert Miles