Open Outlook Express, select help, look for news and
accounts.
to get in set your server to msnews.microsoft.com
use a version of your email to label your account (see mine
for an example)
Getting started with Outlook Express
With an Internet connection and Microsoft Outlook Express,
you can exchange e-mail messages with anyone on the Internet
and join any number of newsgroups.
The Internet Connection Wizard helps you connect to one or
more e-mail or news servers. You will need the following
information from your Internet service provider (ISP) or
local area network (LAN) administrator:
a.. To add an e-mail account, you need your account name
and password, and the names of your incoming and outgoing
e-mail servers.
b.. To add a newsgroup, you need the name of the news
server you want to connect to and, if required, your account
name and password.
The following topics tell you how to start receiving and
sending e-mail, in addition to how to view and join
newsgroups. After you get started, you'll find there are
many ways to tailor Outlook Express to your needs. Look in
Help Contents for ideas.
Basic setup
Add an e-mail or newsgroup account
Switch between e-mail and news reading
Setting up multiple identities
Getting started with e-mail
Import messages from other e-mail programs
Import an address book from another program
Send an e-mail message
Read your messages
Getting started with news reading
What are newsgroups?
View a newsgroup without subscribing to it
Subscribe to a newsgroup
Post a message to a newsgroup
message | Thanks Malk i took your advice RE: Sound Card problem and
| thanks to you i solved my problems.
|
| As for the other suggestion real news reader instead of
| the web interface would it be possible to give me more
| advice on how to set this up. Having used the web site
| you suggested but didnt get any joy into setting it up.
|
| Kind Regards
| Peter Flint
