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Setting up email is a two-sided process:
setting up the hosting server and then setting
up your computer. The settings for your account
name, account password and the server names must
match.
If you're hosting your site and/or handling
email through BusyBrain, Inc., we're happy to
provide all of the information you need and to
set up the server to handle your email as you
wish. If you're hosting with another company,
they'll need to provide the information to you
for the "server side" of the email set up.
The information you need from your hosting
company is:
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Information Needed |
Sample |
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The email address |
you@yourcompany.com |
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The account name |
you |
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The email account password |
1234ASDFQWERTY |
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The POP Server (Incoming Mail) |
mail.yourcompany.com |
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The SMTP Server (Outgoing Mail) |
mail.yourcompany.com |
Once you have these five pieces of information,
you can set up your computer to check the server
and bring your mail in to you.
Use these links to find Microsoft's directions
on setting up email depending on the software
and version that you use:
BusyBrain suggests that if you don't need all of
the features in Outlook, that you use Outlook
Express for your email. Outlook Express is
simply for handling email.....and thus doesn't
take all of the hard drive space and memory of
the multi-faceted Outlook. Here are the links
to the Microsoft instructions for working with
both Outlook Express and with Outlook:
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XP Users: Click here to read about
Service Pack 3 for Windows XP and to get
your free download and installation from
Microsoft.
Service Pack
3 for Windows
XP. |
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