Does, any one know how to find out what the mail server is for yahoo or for maill.com and such forth so you can use it with outlook

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Frank R. Jr.

Sorry Frank there are NO POP3 settings for access to Yahoo and Mail.com mail
servers through Outlook and Outlook Express that I know of. Microsoft
programs can ONLY access HotMail Internet mail servers for now.

Carlis
Computer Doctor

Sorry Frank there are NO POP3 settings for access to Yahoo and Mail.com mail
servers through Outlook and Outlook Express that I know of. Microsoft
programs can ONLY access HotMail Internet mail servers for now.

Carlis
Computer Doctor

Thanks Carlos I was just wondering becuase I just coluldnt figure it out a
while ago and i was just going to try it
"Computer Doctor" <computerdoctorsinc********.com> wrote in message
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> Sorry Frank there are NO POP3 settings for access to Yahoo and Mail.com
mail
> servers through Outlook and Outlook Express that I know of. Microsoft
> programs can ONLY access HotMail Internet mail servers for now.
>
> Carlis
> Computer Doctor
>
>

Thanks Carlos I was just wondering becuase I just coluldnt figure it out a
while ago and i was just going to try it
"Computer Doctor" <computerdoctorsinc********.com> wrote in message
news:lhn_b.4862$t16.3590182@newssvr28.news.prodigy .com...
> Sorry Frank there are NO POP3 settings for access to Yahoo and Mail.com
mail
> servers through Outlook and Outlook Express that I know of. Microsoft
> programs can ONLY access HotMail Internet mail servers for now.
>
> Carlis
> Computer Doctor
>
>

Ignore the other replies .. the set up is listed in Yahoo, just look for
it. I've done it many times.

> Frank wrote:
>
> Does, any one know how to find out what the mail server is for yahoo
> or for maill.com and such forth so you can use it with outlook
>
> --
> Frank R. Jr.

Ignore the other replies .. the set up is listed in Yahoo, just look for
it. I've done it many times.

> Frank wrote:
>
> Does, any one know how to find out what the mail server is for yahoo
> or for maill.com and such forth so you can use it with outlook
>
> --
> Frank R. Jr.

Thank you Wizard. Well Frank I have checked and you can view your Yahoo
email in Outlook. But for a price. $19.95 will change your Yahoo email
account to a POP3 account and this is the same for Mail.com accounts as
well. So thanks to Wizard I had to do a little searching.

Carlis
Computer Doctor

Thank you Wizard. Well Frank I have checked and you can view your Yahoo
email in Outlook. But for a price. $19.95 will change your Yahoo email
account to a POP3 account and this is the same for Mail.com accounts as
well. So thanks to Wizard I had to do a little searching.

Carlis
Computer Doctor

Outlook Express allows you to add a new email account to your existing
profile. This means you do not have to replace your current settings in
order to send and receive Yahoo! Mail messages. Here's how:
1.. From the Tools menu, choose "Accounts."
2.. Select the "Mail" tab.
3.. Click the "Add" button.
4.. From the Add menu, click "Mail."
5.. In the text box labeled Display Name, type your name and click "Next."
6.. In the Email Address box, type your Yahoo! Mail address (be sure to
include "******.com") and click "Next."
7.. Under "My incoming mail server is a..." select "POP3."
8.. Type "pop.mail.yahoo.com" in the Incoming Mail (POP3, IMAP, or HTTP)
Server box.
9.. Type "smtp.mail.yahoo.com" in the Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server box.
10.. Click "Next."
11.. In the Account Name box, type your Yahoo! Mail ID (your email address
without the "******.com").
12.. In the Password box, type your Yahoo! Mail password.
13.. If you want Outlook Express to remember your password, check the
"Remember password" box.
14.. Do not check the boxes labeled "Log on using Secure..."
15.. Click "Next."
16.. Click "Finish."
Important: The Yahoo! Mail SMTP server now requires authentication. To turn
this setting on:

1.. From the Tools menu, choose "Accounts."
2.. Select the "Mail" tab.
3.. Double-click the account labeled "pop.mail.yahoo.com."
4.. Select the "Servers" tab.
5.. Check the box next to "My Server Requires Authentication."
6.. Click "OK."
To control deletion of messages from the Yahoo! Mail Server:

1.. From the Tools menu, choose "Accounts."
2.. Select the "Mail" tab.
3.. Double-click the account labeled "pop.mail.yahoo.com."
4.. Select the "Advanced" tab.
5.. In the Delivery section at the bottom of the window, check "Leave a
copy of messages on server" if you want to save your Yahoo! Mail messages on
the Yahoo! Mail server as well as on your local computer. Do not check this
box if you want your messages to be deleted from the Yahoo! Mail server once
you have received them in Outlook Express.

Outlook Express allows you to add a new email account to your existing
profile. This means you do not have to replace your current settings in
order to send and receive Yahoo! Mail messages. Here's how:
1.. From the Tools menu, choose "Accounts."
2.. Select the "Mail" tab.
3.. Click the "Add" button.
4.. From the Add menu, click "Mail."
5.. In the text box labeled Display Name, type your name and click "Next."
6.. In the Email Address box, type your Yahoo! Mail address (be sure to
include "******.com") and click "Next."
7.. Under "My incoming mail server is a..." select "POP3."
8.. Type "pop.mail.yahoo.com" in the Incoming Mail (POP3, IMAP, or HTTP)
Server box.
9.. Type "smtp.mail.yahoo.com" in the Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server box.
10.. Click "Next."
11.. In the Account Name box, type your Yahoo! Mail ID (your email address
without the "******.com").
12.. In the Password box, type your Yahoo! Mail password.
13.. If you want Outlook Express to remember your password, check the
"Remember password" box.
14.. Do not check the boxes labeled "Log on using Secure..."
15.. Click "Next."
16.. Click "Finish."
Important: The Yahoo! Mail SMTP server now requires authentication. To turn
this setting on:

1.. From the Tools menu, choose "Accounts."
2.. Select the "Mail" tab.
3.. Double-click the account labeled "pop.mail.yahoo.com."
4.. Select the "Servers" tab.
5.. Check the box next to "My Server Requires Authentication."
6.. Click "OK."
To control deletion of messages from the Yahoo! Mail Server:

1.. From the Tools menu, choose "Accounts."
2.. Select the "Mail" tab.
3.. Double-click the account labeled "pop.mail.yahoo.com."
4.. Select the "Advanced" tab.
5.. In the Delivery section at the bottom of the window, check "Leave a
copy of messages on server" if you want to save your Yahoo! Mail messages on
the Yahoo! Mail server as well as on your local computer. Do not check this
box if you want your messages to be deleted from the Yahoo! Mail server once
you have received them in Outlook Express.

u cant have it. they dont offer pop3.
"Frank" <noneofyour****business********.com> wrote in message news:Nai_b.14422$Dc2.8192@lakeread01...
Does, any one know how to find out what the mail server is for yahoo or for maill.com and such forth so you can use it with outlook

--
Frank R. Jr.

u cant have it. they dont offer pop3.
"Frank" <noneofyour****business********.com> wrote in message news:Nai_b.14422$Dc2.8192@lakeread01...
Does, any one know how to find out what the mail server is for yahoo or for maill.com and such forth so you can use it with outlook

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Frank R. Jr.

You can have it. Instructions are on their site (it don't have to be
pop3 to work)

> Compuman wrote:
>
> u cant have it. they dont offer pop3.
>
> "Frank" <noneofyour****business********.com> wrote in
> message news:Nai_b.14422$Dc2.8192@lakeread01...
> Does, any one know how to find out what the mail server is
> for yahoo or for maill.com and such forth so you can use it
> with outlook
>
> --
> Frank R. Jr.

You can have it. Instructions are on their site (it don't have to be
pop3 to work)

> Compuman wrote:
>
> u cant have it. they dont offer pop3.
>
> "Frank" <noneofyour****business********.com> wrote in
> message news:Nai_b.14422$Dc2.8192@lakeread01...
> Does, any one know how to find out what the mail server is
> for yahoo or for maill.com and such forth so you can use it
> with outlook
>
> --
> Frank R. Jr.