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2004-09-17, 07:14 PM
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EJ22T
Join Date: Sep 2003
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Outlook Express
Okay, I finally got tired of checking multiple email addresses on different sites, so I want to use Outlook, even though I never liked it. Problem is, I can't figure out how to tell Outlook what my incoming and outgoing mail servers are. I know how to input them to the software, but I can't find out what they are. Anybody want to give me a call or IM me to help me out?
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2004-09-17, 07:18 PM
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JDM Cowboy
Real Name: Nick Join Date: Oct 2003
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A lot of free webmail service providers don't offer that kind of service. Just so you know. If they do, after you log in, there should be a way to find out all that information.
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2004-09-17, 07:23 PM
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EJ22T
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Yeah, Sybir just informed me it doesn't work with Yahoo, so I'm just gonna scrap it.
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