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5. Select
"I already have an e-mail address I'd like to use" and enter your
email address (such as username@yourdomain.com) and click Next. This
is the username you would use to sign on with ftp or administer
your site and is the one you set up yourself or had PC Mojo set
up for you.
6. Use
the following settings:
. Select POP3 for the server.
. Type mail.yourdomain.com for the
Incoming mail server.
. Type
mail.yourdomain.com for the Outgoing mail server.
...then
click Next.
7. Use
the following settings for Internet Mail Logon:
. For the Account name, enter your
username. (The part before the @ sign
in your email address).
. For the password, enter the password
you selected when signing up or
adding the account through
web administration. If you would prefer to be
prompted for your password
each time you check your email for additional
security, leave the password
blank and uncheck 'Remember password'.
...then
click Next and then Finish to complete the setup..
Verify
your settings with these screenshots
1. From the Tools
menu, choose Accounts.
2. Click on the Mail
tab.
3. Select your account
and click the Properties button.
Mail Account is
the name that you will use to keep track of this account. You can
make up anything you like, make it descriptive. Nobody else will
see this.
Name will show
up when you send email instead of your email address. Depending
on the email program your receiver is using, they may just SEE your
name, but they will be able to reply to your email address with
no trouble.
Organization is
optional. You may wish to put your company name in here.
E-mail address
is, of course, your email address.
Reply address
is optional. If you would like people to reply to a different email
address than the one you used to send your email you would enter
that here.
Incoming mail (POP3)
is always mail.yourdomain.com
Outgoing mail (SMTP)
is always mail.yourdomain.com
Account name is
your user name, and the same as your email address BEFORE the @
sign (username@yourdomain.com).
Password is your
password.
If you have more than
one way to connect to the internet, select the connection you'd
like to use to send and receive email from the drop down box after
checking the Always connect to this account using box.
Leave this stuff alone.
If you have the need to use security with this email account, check
with your system administrator to get the necessary settings.
Leave these settings
alone too. Again, if you have a firewall or other security measures
in place that require you to fiddle with port settings and SSL,
check with your system administrator to get the right settings.
Click OK to save
everything and you're ready to rumble.
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