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Diane Sutphin

Patsy Dalton said:
have the same problem I don't think I'm opening my account properly do I
sign in with my msn account e-mail address. and follow throught as if I were
getting mail in and out through msn?
 
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marie_thérèse poupin

Nate Rosenthal said:
Back in 2007, I had this issue and I am intrigued that this post has gone
on
for more than two years. I also noticed that you were part of the
discussion
in 2007.

As such I have since solved my problems with this and I wonder if there is
a
way that you can get the word out in broadcasting way.

Someone suggested that I set up a gmail account. I did so just for this
and
use that as my smtp for outgoing mail. My regular ISP is my incoming
account.
For the most part I have had no trouble. Occasionally I see things getting
stuck,
but that may be more a function of my computer itself, which is six years
old.

Because the outgoing emails are really coming out of gmail, they will stay
in the
sent box in gmail, as well as in my Outlook sent box. I go in every now
and
then and clean out the gmail outbox, since I already have them saved in
outlook.

Hope that helps.
 
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marie_thérèse poupin

Sam Hobbs said:
The problem is that many people respond to threads instead of creating new
threads. That is the cause, or partial cause of the recent activity in
this thread.
 
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marie_thérèse poupin

"lkyupodf78lp12fg45yurtsdxcfgnhjisdwrtyhn"
<lkyupodf78lp12fg45yurtsdxcfgnhjisdwrtyhn@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit
dans le message de
 
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Dr. Barbara Hillenbrand

The host 'SMTP' could not be found. Please verify that you have entered the
server name correctly.
Subject 'New Publication', Account: 'pop3', Server: 'SMTP', Protocol: SMTP,
Port: 25, Secure(SSL): No, Socket Error: 11001, Error Number: 0x800CCC0D

How do I fix this?
 
R

Rex

Patsy Dalton said:
have the same problem I don't think I'm opening my account properly do I
sign in with my msn account e-mail address. and follow throught as if I were
getting mail in and out through msn?
 

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