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Hi, I'm using Vista Business and I can't get Windows mail to save my settings. I'm using JUNO for my ISP. Henry Krautter hwk juno.com
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Henry Krautter wrote:
| QUOTE | | Hi, I'm using Vista Business and I can't get Windows mail to save my settings. I'm using JUNO for my ISP. |
I found this page with a Vista FAQ and that might help you: juno.com/support/start/vista-faq.html It looks like only the latest version of their software will work with Vista. Malke Elephant Boy Computers elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
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Thanks, but I do have the version of JUNO that works with Vista and it is working, but I want to use "Windows Mail" for my e-mail. When I enter the dialing numbers and password in Windows Mail setup I can dial up once, but then the next time I click on the Windows Mail" icon it won't dial because it hasn't saved the numbers or password I entered. Henry "Malke"
| QUOTE | Henry Krautter wrote: Hi, I'm using Vista Business and I can't get Windows mail to save my settings. I'm using JUNO for my ISP. I found this page with a Vista FAQ and that might help you: juno.com/support/start/vista-faq.html It looks like only the latest version of their software will work with Vista. Malke Elephant Boy Computers elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User |
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Henry Krautter wrote:
| QUOTE | | Thanks, but I do have the version of JUNO that works with Vista and it is working, but I want to use "Windows Mail" for my e-mail. When I enter the dialing numbers and password in Windows Mail setup I can dial up once, but then the next time I click on the Windows Mail" icon it won't dial because it hasn't saved the numbers or password I entered. Henry |
Then I'm sorry but I don't know. I'd check with Juno tech support. IIRC, you need to start the Juno software to get connected to the Internet before you can get mail. I only have one or two clients with Juno dialup and none on Vista so the best people to ask would be Juno. Malke Elephant Boy Computers elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
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I'm not aware of any place in Windows Mail where you enter dial-up numbers. That should be done in the Juno ISP software. So, prior to starting up Windows Mail, you should have already started up your Internet connection. It *can* be done on-demand but is more difficult to set up (through Networking, what we used to call a DUN). Gary VanderMolen "Henry Krautter"
| QUOTE | Thanks, but I do have the version of JUNO that works with Vista and it is working, but I want to use "Windows Mail" for my e-mail. When I enter the dialing numbers and password in Windows Mail setup I can dial up once, but then the next time I click on the Windows Mail" icon it won't dial because it hasn't saved the numbers or password I entered. Henry "Malke" Henry Krautter wrote: Hi, I'm using Vista Business and I can't get Windows mail to save my settings. I'm using JUNO for my ISP. I found this page with a Vista FAQ and that might help you: juno.com/support/start/vista-faq.html It looks like only the latest version of their software will work with Vista. Malke Elephant Boy Computers elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User |
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In Windows Mail go to Tools > Options > Connection > Change > Settings > Properties. I used to be able to go directly to my e-mail. If I can't do that I will have to try and shut off the dialing when I double click on the Windows Mail icon. Henry "Gary VanderMolen"
| QUOTE | I'm not aware of any place in Windows Mail where you enter dial-up numbers. That should be done in the Juno ISP software. So, prior to starting up Windows Mail, you should have already started up your Internet connection. It *can* be done on-demand but is more difficult to set up (through Networking, what we used to call a DUN). Gary VanderMolen "Henry Krautter" Thanks, but I do have the version of JUNO that works with Vista and it is working, but I want to use "Windows Mail" for my e-mail. When I enter the dialing numbers and password in Windows Mail setup I can dial up once, but then the next time I click on the Windows Mail" icon it won't dial because it hasn't saved the numbers or password I entered. Henry "Malke" Henry Krautter wrote: Hi, I'm using Vista Business and I can't get Windows mail to save my settings. I'm using JUNO for my ISP. I found this page with a Vista FAQ and that might help you: juno.com/support/start/vista-faq.html It looks like only the latest version of their software will work with Vista. Malke Elephant Boy Computers elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
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I have a yahoo account and a hotmail account but its only a free webmail account. "Dave" wrote:
| QUOTE | If you don't have a Verizon email account, then you can't use the Verizon email servers until you do. Do you have an email account with someone? Is it Yahoo? If it is with Yahoo, is it the free webmail account, or the Plus account, which can access POP email? get.live.com/wlmail/overview "Banglish" Okay, I seriously need some help. I got a new computer last year and it has Windows vista. That has Windows mail. My ISP is verizon but I don't have an email aaccount for verizon. The email address I get by defaut on Windows mail is Yahoo.com. I have no idea what the POP3 and SMTP are for my Windows mail account. I tried incoming.verizon.net which is verizon's POP3 and outgoing.verizon.net which is verizon's SMTP but nothing works. Some retarded error always comes up. This is the latest one: Subject 'blood', Account: 'incoming.verizon.net', Server: 'outgoing.verizon.net', Protocol: SMTP, Server Response: '250 SIZE 20971520', Port: 25, Secure(SSL): Yes, Server Error: 250, Error Number: 0x800CCC7D from when I sent an email. I seriously need some help with this. Someone help please! :)
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If you switch to the newer Windows Live Mail, then you can access your Hotmail account. If you are in the US, and have the free Yahoo account, then you'll have to upgrade to the Mail Plus! ($20/yr) to get access to POP email. Or keep accessing it with a web browser. get.live.com/wlmail/overview "Banglish"
| QUOTE | I have a yahoo account and a hotmail account but its only a free webmail account. "Dave" wrote: If you don't have a Verizon email account, then you can't use the Verizon email servers until you do. Do you have an email account with someone? Is it Yahoo? If it is with Yahoo, is it the free webmail account, or the Plus account, which can access POP email? get.live.com/wlmail/overview "Banglish" Okay, I seriously need some help. I got a new computer last year and it has Windows vista. That has Windows mail. My ISP is verizon but I don't have an email aaccount for verizon. The email address I get by defaut on Windows mail is Yahoo.com. I have no idea what the POP3 and SMTP are for my Windows mail account. I tried incoming.verizon.net which is verizon's POP3 and outgoing.verizon.net which is verizon's SMTP but nothing works. Some retarded error always comes up. This is the latest one: Subject 'blood', Account: 'incoming.verizon.net', Server: 'outgoing.verizon.net', Protocol: SMTP, Server Response: '250 SIZE 20971520', Port: 25, Secure(SSL): Yes, Server Error: 250, Error Number: 0x800CCC7D from when I sent an email. I seriously need some help with this. Someone help please! :)
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