Email Settings for popular email accounts

Taken from DS Solutions. Visit their site for full details.Mail Server SettingsHotmail:Hotmail Incoming Mail Server (POP3) - pop3.live.com(logon using Secure Password Authentification - SPA, mail server port: 995)Hotmail Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) - smtp.live.com (SSL enabled, port 25)Yahoo! Mail:POP3 protocol and use the following mail server settings:Yahoo Incoming Mail Server (POP3) -

Can't Open Attachments in Outlook Express

Not being able to open attachments in Outlook Express is a common problem after updating Internet Explorer.  That's because Internet Explorer and Outlook Express are tied together and by default, a security setting is configured to prevent you from opening potentially harmful attachments. Only problem is that this setting prevents you from opening ALL attachments. To fix  the problem, follow the

No Longer Getting Cableone Email?

As many of you are aware ... Cableone has made some changes to their email servers which affects the way Cableone subscribers receive their email.  Those changes take effect this month and if you've haven't migrated your email account over to the new system, you will stop receiving email. Here's what's happening ...In the past, Cableone hosted their own in-house email servers.  Instead of

How to Backup Microsoft Outlook Email

Microsoft Outlook has a built-in backup feature that lets you back-up your email messages and address book family.  The instructions below were written for Outlook 2000, but they are similar for other versions of Outlook (pre-2007). To Backup your Outlook Email, follow the steps below:Open Microsoft OutlookOn the menu, select FILE and then IMPORT AND EXPORT (a window will pop up).Click on EXPORT

Can't Receive Email from MSN?

Yesterday, many of clients reported that their MSN email accounts weren't working.  Turns out, there was a change at MSN that caused the problem.You may have seen an email a couple of weeks ago that stated you needed to download software if you used Outlook Express in order to continue receiving email.  And if you're like most people, you weren't sure you could trust the email given today's