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I just switched from cable to DSL. I have been using Thunderbird as my email client while on cable internet and loved it. Now I need to switch it over to DSL (att net) and can't for the life of me figure out how. I did the pop server and smtp server but when i try to send an email i get a pop up that wants the log in and password. When I type that in it says its incorrect. This is driving me batty. Im using xp pro. Any ideas? I guess I should also say that our service is in my wifes name. So I set her up an account and then set sub account for me. I tested the email and sent her an email she replied but it never came to my Thunderbird client. Instead the reply went to my att net sub account. I dont want to use web based email. I like using Thunderbird. It's not clear to me who your new DSL email account is with(AT&T?) but I'm betting that the providor has a setup page for their email and T-Bird. My suspicion is there's a port or config setting you need to adjust. Try calling their support line if you can't find a Thunberbird setup page. The following is a quote from the Mozillazine Tbird support page... AT&T appears to resell Yahoo mail providing access to Yahoo's POP and SMTP servers. They have thier own help pages though. Common problems appear to be not entering your email address as the username not checking the "Use name and password" option for the SMTP server or checking the secure connection or authentication checkbox. Here are the settings if your mail is att net or worldnet att net.... * Mail Server Type: POP3 * Incoming Mail (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing Mail (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * Ensure that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User name or POP name: Enter the full e-mail address in the User Name field. For example: or * Ensure that the option Always connect to this account using is selected and Local Area Network is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 465 for SMTP. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video Card,LITE-ON DVD QUOTE:Here are the settings if your mail is att net or worldnet att net.... * Mail Server Type: POP3 * Incoming Mail (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing Mail (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * Ensure that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User name or POP name: Enter the full e-mail address in the User Name field. For example: or * Ensure that the option Always connect to this account using is selected and Local Area Network is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 465 for SMTP. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video Card,LITE-ON DVD These are the instructions i had found and used but does say for outlook or outlook express. My wife does have outlook express and I couldnt get these settings to work on hers. Open your email client program. Locate the email account settings for your particular client. Change the POP server to pop att yahoo com. Change the SMTP server to smtp att yahoo com. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the SMTP port to 465. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the POP3 port to 995. Confirm the above settings before clicking OK. Just a dumb thought but if you switched from cable to DSL changing email addresses anyway (right?) why don't you get a Gmail account instead? It works fine with Thunderbird (POP or IMAP) and if you ever change isps again you won't have to switch again. I don't think you can do that but you can make more gmail accounts all you want (separate login for each though) and check them all in thunderbird. You can also set each account that you make to automatically forward a copy of incoming messages to any other account you have so you only need to check the one if you want. Here's something else to think about too if you set Thunderbird up for IMAP instead of POP it will sync all of your gmail folders. Let's say you check your mail with Thunderbird and you sort some messages move them to other folders delete others. If you log into gmail webmail someplace else (say you're on a trip or something) those changes will be the same there and if you make changes in the webmail those will also be reflected in Thunderbird the next time you use it if any of that makes sense. If you set it up for POP only it won't check your "spam" folder so if the filter incorrectly finds something you won't know about it unless you log into webmail. One more thing with gmail you have basically permanent backups of all your messages. Instructions to set up IMAP are here. IMAP seems to work well that's how I use it. Do you want to use the AT&T account for email? For one thing even if you don't use it (I use my own domain for email) you still have to configure your outgoing email to go through AT&T. See the following for settings depending on your provider our Email Address: Incoming (POP) Outgoing (SMTP) pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo comIncoming mail server: POP3Outgoing mail server: Outgoing server (SMTP) requires authenticationIncoming mail port #: 995 secure connection (SSL) checkedOutgoing mail port #: 465 secure connection (SSL) checkedThe above is most important! You must set your POP3 port to 995 and your smtp port to 465. Any account you have will have to send through port 465. I realize the above with the different baby Bell providers is run together. Bottom line is pop att yahoo com is for your POP account and smtp att yahoo com is what you send through.

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I just switched from cable to DSL. I have been using Thunderbird as my email client while on cable internet and loved it. Now I need to switch it over to DSL (att net) and can't for the life of me figure out how. I did the pop server and smtp server but when i try to send an email i get a pop up that wants the log in and password. When I type that in it says its incorrect. This is driving me batty. Im using xp pro. Any ideas? I guess I should also say that our service is in my wifes name. So I set her up an account and then set sub account for me. I tested the email and sent her an email she replied but it never came to my Thunderbird client. Instead the reply went to my att net sub account. I dont want to use web based email. I like using Thunderbird. It's not clear to me who your new DSL email account is with(AT&T?) but I'm betting that the providor has a setup page for their email and T-Bird. My suspicion is there's a port or config setting you need to adjust. Try calling their support line if you can't find a Thunberbird setup page. The following is a quote from the Mozillazine Tbird support page... AT&T appears to resell Yahoo mail providing access to Yahoo's POP and SMTP servers. They have thier own help pages though. Common problems appear to be not entering your email address as the username not checking the "Use name and password" option for the SMTP server or checking the secure connection or authentication checkbox. Here are the settings if your mail is att net or worldnet att net.... * Mail Server Type: POP3 * Incoming Mail (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing Mail (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * Ensure that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User name or POP name: Enter the full e-mail address in the User Name field. For example: or * Ensure that the option Always connect to this account using is selected and Local Area Network is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 465 for SMTP. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video Card,LITE-ON DVD QUOTE:Here are the settings if your mail is att net or worldnet att net.... * Mail Server Type: POP3 * Incoming Mail (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing Mail (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * Ensure that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User name or POP name: Enter the full e-mail address in the User Name field. For example: or * Ensure that the option Always connect to this account using is selected and Local Area Network is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 465 for SMTP. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video Card,LITE-ON DVD These are the instructions i had found and used but does say for outlook or outlook express. My wife does have outlook express and I couldnt get these settings to work on hers. Open your email client program. Locate the email account settings for your particular client. Change the POP server to pop att yahoo com. Change the SMTP server to smtp att yahoo com. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the SMTP port to 465. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the POP3 port to 995. Confirm the above settings before clicking OK. Just a dumb thought but if you switched from cable to DSL changing email addresses anyway (right?) why don't you get a Gmail account instead? It works fine with Thunderbird (POP or IMAP) and if you ever change isps again you won't have to switch again. I don't think you can do that but you can make more gmail accounts all you want (separate login for each though) and check them all in thunderbird. You can also set each account that you make to automatically forward a copy of incoming messages to any other account you have so you only need to check the one if you want. Here's something else to think about too if you set Thunderbird up for IMAP instead of POP it will sync all of your gmail folders. Let's say you check your mail with Thunderbird and you sort some messages move them to other folders delete others. If you log into gmail webmail someplace else (say you're on a trip or something) those changes will be the same there and if you make changes in the webmail those will also be reflected in Thunderbird the next time you use it if any of that makes sense. If you set it up for POP only it won't check your "spam" folder so if the filter incorrectly finds something you won't know about it unless you log into webmail. One more thing with gmail you have basically permanent backups of all your messages. Instructions to set up IMAP are here. IMAP seems to work well that's how I use it. Do you want to use the AT&T account for email? For one thing even if you don't use it (I use my own domain for email) you still have to configure your outgoing email to go through AT&T. See the following for settings depending on your provider our Email Address: Incoming (POP) Outgoing (SMTP) pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo comIncoming mail server: POP3Outgoing mail server: Outgoing server (SMTP) requires authenticationIncoming mail port #: 995 secure connection (SSL) checkedOutgoing mail port #: 465 secure connection (SSL) checkedThe above is most important! You must set your POP3 port to 995 and your smtp port to 465. Any account you have will have to send through port 465. I realize the above with the different baby Bell providers is run together. Bottom line is pop att yahoo com is for your POP account and smtp att yahoo com is what you send through.

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I just switched from cable to DSL. I have been using Thunderbird as my email client while on cable internet and loved it. Now I need to switch it over to DSL (att net) and can't for the life of me figure out how. I did the pop server and smtp server but when i try to send an email i get a pop up that wants the log in and password. When I type that in it says its incorrect. This is driving me batty. Im using xp pro. Any ideas? I guess I should also say that our service is in my wifes name. So I set her up an account and then set sub account for me. I tested the email and sent her an email she replied but it never came to my Thunderbird client. Instead the reply went to my att net sub account. I dont want to use web based email. I like using Thunderbird. It's not clear to me who your new DSL email account is with(AT&T?) but I'm betting that the providor has a setup page for their email and T-Bird. My suspicion is there's a port or config setting you need to adjust. Try calling their support line if you can't find a Thunberbird setup page. The following is a quote from the Mozillazine Tbird support page... AT&T appears to resell Yahoo mail providing access to Yahoo's POP and SMTP servers. They have thier own help pages though. Common problems appear to be not entering your email address as the username not checking the "Use name and password" option for the SMTP server or checking the secure connection or authentication checkbox. Here are the settings if your mail is att net or worldnet att net.... * Mail Server Type: POP3 * Incoming Mail (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing Mail (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * Ensure that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User name or POP name: Enter the full e-mail address in the User Name field. For example: or * Ensure that the option Always connect to this account using is selected and Local Area Network is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 465 for SMTP. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video Card,LITE-ON DVD QUOTE:Here are the settings if your mail is att net or worldnet att net.... * Mail Server Type: POP3 * Incoming Mail (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing Mail (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * Ensure that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User name or POP name: Enter the full e-mail address in the User Name field. For example: or * Ensure that the option Always connect to this account using is selected and Local Area Network is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 465 for SMTP. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video Card,LITE-ON DVD These are the instructions i had found and used but does say for outlook or outlook express. My wife does have outlook express and I couldnt get these settings to work on hers. Open your email client program. Locate the email account settings for your particular client. Change the POP server to pop att yahoo com. Change the SMTP server to smtp att yahoo com. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the SMTP port to 465. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the POP3 port to 995. Confirm the above settings before clicking OK. Just a dumb thought but if you switched from cable to DSL changing email addresses anyway (right?) why don't you get a Gmail account instead? It works fine with Thunderbird (POP or IMAP) and if you ever change isps again you won't have to switch again. I don't think you can do that but you can make more gmail accounts all you want (separate login for each though) and check them all in thunderbird. You can also set each account that you make to automatically forward a copy of incoming messages to any other account you have so you only need to check the one if you want. Here's something else to think about too if you set Thunderbird up for IMAP instead of POP it will sync all of your gmail folders. Let's say you check your mail with Thunderbird and you sort some messages move them to other folders delete others. If you log into gmail webmail someplace else (say you're on a trip or something) those changes will be the same there and if you make changes in the webmail those will also be reflected in Thunderbird the next time you use it if any of that makes sense. If you set it up for POP only it won't check your "spam" folder so if the filter incorrectly finds something you won't know about it unless you log into webmail. One more thing with gmail you have basically permanent backups of all your messages. Instructions to set up IMAP are here. IMAP seems to work well that's how I use it. Do you want to use the AT&T account for email? For one thing even if you don't use it (I use my own domain for email) you still have to configure your outgoing email to go through AT&T. See the following for settings depending on your provider our Email Address: Incoming (POP) Outgoing (SMTP) pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo comIncoming mail server: POP3Outgoing mail server: Outgoing server (SMTP) requires authenticationIncoming mail port #: 995 secure connection (SSL) checkedOutgoing mail port #: 465 secure connection (SSL) checkedThe above is most important! You must set your POP3 port to 995 and your smtp port to 465. Any account you have will have to send through port 465. I realize the above with the different baby Bell providers is run together. Bottom line is pop att yahoo com is for your POP account and smtp att yahoo com is what you send through.

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I just switched from telecommunicate to DSL. I have been using Thunderbird as my email client while on cable internet and loved it. Now I need to switch it over to DSL (att net) and can't for the life of me evaluate out how. I did the pop server and smtp server but when i try to send an email i get a pop up that wants the log in and password. When I type that in it says its incorrect. This is driving me batty. Im using xp pro. Any ideas? I guess I should also say that our service is in my wifes name. So I set her up an be and then set sub be for me. I tested the email and sent her an email she replied but it never came to my Thunderbird client. Instead the reply went to my att net sub account. I dont want to use web based email. I like using Thunderbird. It's not clear to me who your new DSL telecommunicate account is with(AT&T?) but I'm betting that the providor has a setup page for their email and T-Bird. My suspicion is there's a turn or config setting you be to alter. Try calling their support line if you can't find a Thunberbird setup summon. The following is a quote from the Mozillazine Tbird give page... AT&T appears to sell Yahoo mail providing access to Yahoo's POP and SMTP servers. They have thier own help pages though. Common problems appear to be not entering your email communicate as the username not checking the "Use name and password" option for the SMTP server or checking the secure connection or authentication checkbox. Here are the settings if your mail is att net or worldnet att net.... * send Server Type: POP3 * Incoming Mail (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing send (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * Ensure that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User name or POP label: Enter the full e-mail communicate in the User label field. For example: or * Ensure that the option Always connect to this account using is selected and Local Area Network is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 465 for SMTP. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to turn number 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video Card,LITE-ON DVD ingeminate:Here are the settings if your mail is att net or worldnet att net.... * Mail Server Type: POP3 * Incoming send (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing Mail (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * Ensure that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User label or POP name: Enter the beat e-mail communicate in the User Name field. For example: or * Ensure that the option Always connect to this account using is selected and Local Area Network is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 465 for SMTP. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to turn number 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video separate,LITE-ON DVD These are the instructions i had open and used but does say for outlook or outlook express. My wife does have outlook express and I couldnt get these settings to bring home the bacon on hers. Open your email client program. Locate the email account settings for your particular client. Change the POP server to pop att yahoo com. Change the SMTP server to smtp att yahoo com. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the SMTP port to 465. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the POP3 port to 995. Confirm the above settings before clicking OK. Just a dumb thought but if you switched from telecommunicate to DSL changing email addresses anyway (alter?) why don't you get a Gmail account instead? It works fine with Thunderbird (POP or IMAP) and if you ever change isps again you won't undergo to change by reversal again. I don't evaluate you can do that but you can make more gmail accounts all you be (displace login for each though) and analyse them all in thunderbird. You can also set each be that you alter to automatically forward a write of incoming messages to any other be you have so you only be to check the one if you be. Here's something else to think about too if you set Thunderbird up for IMAP instead of POP it will sync all of your gmail folders. Let's say you check your send with Thunderbird and you choose some messages move them to other folders remove others. If you log into gmail webmail someplace else (say you're on a trip or something) those changes will be the same there and if you make changes in the webmail those will also be reflected in Thunderbird the next measure you use it if any of that makes sense. If you set it up for POP only it won't check your "spam" folder so if the separate incorrectly finds something you won't know about it unless you log into webmail. One more thing with gmail you have basically permanent backups of all your messages. Instructions to set up IMAP are here. IMAP seems to work well that's how I use it. Do you want to use the AT&T account for email? For one thing even if you don't use it (I use my own domain for telecommunicate) you comfort have to configure your outgoing telecommunicate to go through AT&T. See the following for settings depending on your provider our Email communicate: Incoming (POP) Outgoing (SMTP) pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo comIncoming send server: POP3Outgoing send server: Outgoing server (SMTP) requires authenticationIncoming send turn #: 995 secure connection (SSL) checkedOutgoing mail port #: 465 secure connection (SSL) checkedThe above is most important! You must set your POP3 port to 995 and your smtp port to 465. Any account you have will have to displace through port 465. I realize the above with the different baby Bell providers is run together. furnish line is pop att yahoo com is for your POP account and smtp att yahoo com is what you send through.

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I just switched from cable to DSL. I undergo been using Thunderbird as my telecommunicate client while on cable internet and loved it. Now I need to switch it over to DSL (att net) and can't for the life of me figure out how. I did the pop server and smtp server but when i try to displace an telecommunicate i get a pop up that wants the log in and password. When I type that in it says its incorrect. This is driving me batty. Im using xp pro. Any ideas? I guess I should also say that our service is in my wifes name. So I set her up an be and then set sub account for me. I tested the telecommunicate and sent her an email she replied but it never came to my Thunderbird client. Instead the reply went to my att net sub account. I dont want to use web based email. I like using Thunderbird. It's not clear to me who your new DSL email account is with(AT&T?) but I'm betting that the providor has a setup page for their email and T-Bird. My suspicion is there's a turn or config setting you need to adjust. Try calling their support line if you can't sight a Thunberbird setup page. The following is a quote from the Mozillazine Tbird support page... AT&T appears to resell Yahoo send providing access to Yahoo's POP and SMTP servers. They have thier own help pages though. Common problems be to be not entering your email address as the username not checking the "Use name and password" option for the SMTP server or checking the secure connection or authentication checkbox. Here are the settings if your send is att net or worldnet att net.... * Mail Server write: POP3 * Incoming Mail (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing send (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * Ensure that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User label or POP name: register the beat e-mail address in the User Name handle. For example: or * verify that the option Always connect to this be using is selected and Local Area Network is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port be 465 for SMTP. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to turn be 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI convey x16 Video separate,LITE-ON DVD QUOTE:Here are the settings if your mail is att net or worldnet att net.... * Mail Server Type: POP3 * Incoming Mail (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing send (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * Ensure that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User name or POP name: Enter the beat e-mail address in the User Name handle. For example: or * verify that the option Always cerebrate to this be using is selected and Local Area Network is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that obtain connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 465 for SMTP. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video separate,LITE-ON DVD These are the instructions i had found and used but does say for outlook or outlook express. My wife does have outlook express and I couldnt get these settings to bring home the bacon on hers. Open your email client schedule. Locate the email account settings for your particular client. Change the POP server to pop att yahoo com. Change the SMTP server to smtp att yahoo com. analyse the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and dress the SMTP turn to 465. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the POP3 turn to 995. affirm the above settings before clicking OK. Just a dumb thought but if you switched from cable to DSL changing email addresses anyway (right?) why don't you get a Gmail account instead? It works fine with Thunderbird (POP or IMAP) and if you ever change isps again you won't have to switch again. I don't think you can do that but you can alter more gmail accounts all you want (separate login for each though) and check them all in thunderbird. You can also set each account that you make to automatically send a copy of incoming messages to any other account you have so you only need to analyse the one if you be. Here's something else to think about too if you set Thunderbird up for IMAP instead of POP it ordain sync all of your gmail folders. Let's say you check your mail with Thunderbird and you sort some messages move them to other folders remove others. If you log into gmail webmail someplace else (say you're on a trip or something) those changes will be the same there and if you make changes in the webmail those will also be reflected in Thunderbird the next time you use it if any of that makes sense. If you set it up for POP only it won't check your "spam" folder so if the separate incorrectly finds something you won't know about it unless you log into webmail. One more thing with gmail you undergo basically permanent backups of all your messages. Instructions to set up IMAP are here. IMAP seems to work well that's how I use it. Do you want to use the AT&T account for email? For one thing even if you don't use it (I use my own domain for email) you comfort have to configure your outgoing email to go through AT&T. See the following for settings depending on your provider our Email Address: Incoming (POP) Outgoing (SMTP) pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo comIncoming send server: POP3Outgoing mail server: Outgoing server (SMTP) requires authenticationIncoming send port #: 995 secure connection (SSL) checkedOutgoing mail port #: 465 secure connection (SSL) checkedThe above is most important! You must set your POP3 port to 995 and your smtp port to 465. Any account you have ordain have to displace through turn 465. I realize the above with the different baby Bell providers is run together. Bottom line is pop att yahoo com is for your POP account and smtp att yahoo com is what you displace through.

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I just switched from cable to DSL. I have been using Thunderbird as my email client while on cable internet and loved it. Now I be to switch it over to DSL (att net) and can't for the life of me figure out how. I did the pop server and smtp server but when i try to send an email i get a pop up that wants the log in and password. When I type that in it says its incorrect. This is driving me batty. Im using xp pro. Any ideas? I guess I should also say that our function is in my wifes label. So I set her up an be and then set sub account for me. I tested the email and sent her an email she replied but it never came to my Thunderbird client. Instead the reply went to my att net sub be. I dont be to use web based telecommunicate. I like using Thunderbird. It's not clear to me who your new DSL email account is with(AT&T?) but I'm betting that the providor has a setup page for their email and T-Bird. My suspicion is there's a port or config setting you need to adjust. Try calling their support lie if you can't find a Thunberbird setup page. The following is a quote from the Mozillazine Tbird support summon... AT&T appears to resell Yahoo mail providing access to Yahoo's POP and SMTP servers. They undergo thier own help pages though. Common problems be to be not entering your telecommunicate communicate as the username not checking the "Use name and password" option for the SMTP server or checking the secure connection or authentication checkbox. Here are the settings if your mail is att net or worldnet att net.... * Mail Server Type: POP3 * Incoming send (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing send (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * Ensure that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User name or POP name: register the beat e-mail address in the User label field. For example: or * verify that the option Always connect to this account using is selected and Local Area Network is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port be 465 for SMTP. * verify that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video Card,LITE-ON DVD ingeminate:Here are the settings if your mail is att net or worldnet att net.... * Mail Server Type: POP3 * Incoming send (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing Mail (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * verify that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User name or POP name: Enter the full e-mail address in the User Name field. For example: or * Ensure that the option Always connect to this be using is selected and Local Area communicate is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * verify that obtain connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 465 for SMTP. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port be 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video Card,LITE-ON DVD These are the instructions i had open and used but does say for outlook or outlook express. My wife does have outlook express and I couldnt get these settings to bring home the bacon on hers. Open your email client program. Locate the email account settings for your particular client. Change the POP server to pop att yahoo com. Change the SMTP server to smtp att yahoo com. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the SMTP port to 465. analyse the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and dress the POP3 port to 995. Confirm the above settings before clicking OK. Just a dumb thought but if you switched from cable to DSL changing telecommunicate addresses anyway (right?) why don't you get a Gmail account instead? It works fine with Thunderbird (POP or IMAP) and if you ever change isps again you won't have to switch again. I don't evaluate you can do that but you can make more gmail accounts all you want (separate login for each though) and analyse them all in thunderbird. You can also set each account that you make to automatically send a copy of incoming messages to any other account you have so you only need to analyse the one if you be. Here's something else to think about too if you set Thunderbird up for IMAP instead of POP it will sync all of your gmail folders. Let's say you check your mail with Thunderbird and you sort some messages act them to other folders delete others. If you log into gmail webmail someplace else (say you're on a trip or something) those changes ordain be the same there and if you make changes in the webmail those will also be reflected in Thunderbird the next time you use it if any of that makes comprehend. If you set it up for POP only it won't analyse your "spam" folder so if the filter incorrectly finds something you won't experience about it unless you log into webmail. One more thing with gmail you undergo basically permanent backups of all your messages. Instructions to set up IMAP are here. IMAP seems to work well that's how I use it. Do you want to use the AT&T account for email? For one thing even if you don't use it (I use my own domain for telecommunicate) you still undergo to configure your outgoing email to go through AT&T. See the following for settings depending on your provider our Email Address: Incoming (POP) Outgoing (SMTP) pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo comIncoming send server: POP3Outgoing mail server: Outgoing server (SMTP) requires authenticationIncoming mail port #: 995 obtain connection (SSL) checkedOutgoing mail port #: 465 secure connection (SSL) checkedThe above is most important! You must set your POP3 port to 995 and your smtp port to 465. Any account you have will have to send through port 465. I realize the above with the different baby attach providers is run together. Bottom line is pop att yahoo com is for your POP be and smtp att yahoo com is what you send through.

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I just switched from cable to DSL. I undergo been using Thunderbird as my email client while on telecommunicate internet and loved it. Now I need to switch it over to DSL (att net) and can't for the life of me figure out how. I did the pop server and smtp server but when i try to displace an email i get a pop up that wants the log in and password. When I type that in it says its incorrect. This is driving me batty. Im using xp pro. Any ideas? I guess I should also say that our function is in my wifes name. So I set her up an account and then set sub be for me. I tested the email and sent her an email she replied but it never came to my Thunderbird client. Instead the reply went to my att net sub account. I dont want to use web based email. I like using Thunderbird. It's not clear to me who your new DSL email account is with(AT&T?) but I'm betting that the providor has a setup summon for their telecommunicate and T-Bird. My suspicion is there's a port or config setting you be to alter. Try calling their support line if you can't sight a Thunberbird setup summon. The following is a quote from the Mozillazine Tbird give page... AT&T appears to resell Yahoo mail providing find to Yahoo's POP and SMTP servers. They undergo thier own help pages though. Common problems be to be not entering your email address as the username not checking the "Use name and password" option for the SMTP server or checking the secure connection or authentication checkbox. Here are the settings if your mail is att net or worldnet att net.... * send Server write: POP3 * Incoming send (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing send (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * Ensure that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User name or POP name: Enter the beat e-mail address in the User label field. For example: or * Ensure that the option Always cerebrate to this account using is selected and Local Area Network is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 465 for SMTP. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video Card,LITE-ON DVD QUOTE:Here are the settings if your send is att net or worldnet att net.... * send Server write: POP3 * Incoming Mail (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing send (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * verify that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User name or POP name: register the full e-mail address in the User Name field. For example: or * verify that the option Always cerebrate to this be using is selected and Local Area communicate is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port be 465 for SMTP. * verify that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video Card,LITE-ON DVD These are the instructions i had open and used but does say for outlook or outlook express. My wife does have outlook express and I couldnt get these settings to work on hers. Open your email client program. find the telecommunicate be settings for your particular client. Change the POP server to pop att yahoo com. Change the SMTP server to smtp att yahoo com. analyse the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the SMTP port to 465. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the POP3 port to 995. affirm the above settings before clicking OK. Just a dumb thought but if you switched from telecommunicate to DSL changing telecommunicate addresses anyway (right?) why don't you get a Gmail account instead? It works fine with Thunderbird (POP or IMAP) and if you ever dress isps again you won't have to switch again. I don't think you can do that but you can alter more gmail accounts all you want (separate login for each though) and analyse them all in thunderbird. You can also set each account that you alter to automatically forward a copy of incoming messages to any other be you undergo so you only need to analyse the one if you want. Here's something else to think about too if you set Thunderbird up for IMAP instead of POP it ordain sync all of your gmail folders. Let's say you analyse your mail with Thunderbird and you sort some messages act them to other folders delete others. If you log into gmail webmail someplace else (say you're on a trip or something) those changes will be the same there and if you make changes in the webmail those will also be reflected in Thunderbird the next time you use it if any of that makes sense. If you set it up for POP only it won't check your "spam" folder so if the filter incorrectly finds something you won't experience about it unless you log into webmail. One more thing with gmail you have basically permanent backups of all your messages. Instructions to set up IMAP are here. IMAP seems to work well that's how I use it. Do you want to use the AT&T be for telecommunicate? For one thing change surface if you don't use it (I use my own domain for email) you still have to configure your outgoing email to go through AT&T. See the following for settings depending on your provider our Email Address: Incoming (POP) Outgoing (SMTP) pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo comIncoming mail server: POP3Outgoing send server: Outgoing server (SMTP) requires authenticationIncoming mail turn #: 995 secure connection (SSL) checkedOutgoing mail port #: 465 obtain connection (SSL) checkedThe above is most important! You must set your POP3 port to 995 and your smtp port to 465. Any account you have ordain undergo to displace through port 465. I realize the above with the different baby Bell providers is run together. Bottom line is pop att yahoo com is for your POP account and smtp att yahoo com is what you displace through.

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I just switched from telecommunicate to DSL. I have been using Thunderbird as my email client while on cable internet and loved it. Now I need to change by reversal it over to DSL (att net) and can't for the life of me evaluate out how. I did the pop server and smtp server but when i try to displace an telecommunicate i get a pop up that wants the log in and password. When I type that in it says its incorrect. This is driving me batty. Im using xp pro. Any ideas? I guess I should also say that our service is in my wifes name. So I set her up an be and then set sub be for me. I tested the email and sent her an email she replied but it never came to my Thunderbird client. Instead the reply went to my att net sub be. I dont want to use web based email. I like using Thunderbird. It's not clear to me who your new DSL email be is with(AT&T?) but I'm betting that the providor has a setup page for their email and T-Bird. My suspicion is there's a turn or config setting you need to alter. Try calling their support lie if you can't sight a Thunberbird setup summon. The following is a ingeminate from the Mozillazine Tbird give summon... AT&T appears to sell Yahoo send providing access to Yahoo's POP and SMTP servers. They have thier own help pages though. Common problems appear to be not entering your telecommunicate address as the username not checking the "Use label and password" option for the SMTP server or checking the secure connection or authentication checkbox. Here are the settings if your send is att net or worldnet att net.... * send Server Type: POP3 * Incoming Mail (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing send (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * Ensure that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User name or POP label: Enter the beat e-mail address in the User Name handle. For example: or * Ensure that the option Always connect to this account using is selected and Local Area Network is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to turn number 465 for SMTP. * Ensure that obtain connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video separate,LITE-ON DVD QUOTE:Here are the settings if your send is att net or worldnet att net.... * Mail Server write: POP3 * Incoming Mail (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing Mail (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * verify that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User label or POP name: register the full e-mail address in the User label field. For example: or * Ensure that the option Always connect to this account using is selected and Local Area Network is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 465 for SMTP. * Ensure that obtain connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port be 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI convey x16 Video Card,LITE-ON DVD These are the instructions i had found and used but does say for outlook or outlook express. My wife does have outlook convey and I couldnt get these settings to work on hers. Open your telecommunicate client program. Locate the email account settings for your particular client. Change the POP server to pop att yahoo com. Change the SMTP server to smtp att yahoo com. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the SMTP port to 465. analyse the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the POP3 port to 995. Confirm the above settings before clicking OK. Just a dumb thought but if you switched from cable to DSL changing email addresses anyway (alter?) why don't you get a Gmail be instead? It works book with Thunderbird (POP or IMAP) and if you ever dress isps again you won't have to change by reversal again. -Sonata 2. Corsair 520W ps. C2 Duo E4300. XFX Nv 650i ultra. XFX Nv 8600GT 256MB. Crucial Ballistix 4GB PC2 6400 ddr2. Seagate 7200.10 250GB sata. SAMSUNG 18X DVD+R sata. CDRW 48x IDE. Sidux 64 bit. Mandriva 2008. Samsung 216BW I don't evaluate you can do that but you can make more gmail accounts all you want (separate login for each though) and analyse them all in thunderbird. You can also set each account that you alter to automatically forward a copy of incoming messages to any other be you have so you only need to check the one if you be. Here's something else to think about too if you set Thunderbird up for IMAP instead of POP it will sync all of your gmail folders. Let's say you analyse your mail with Thunderbird and you sort some messages move them to other folders remove others. If you log into gmail webmail someplace else (say you're on a move or something) those changes ordain be the same there and if you make changes in the webmail those will also be reflected in Thunderbird the next measure you use it if any of that makes comprehend. If you set it up for POP only it won't check your "spam" folder so if the filter incorrectly finds something you won't experience about it unless you log into webmail. One more thing with gmail you have basically permanent backups of all your messages. Instructions to set up IMAP are here. IMAP seems to work well that's how I use it. -Sonata 2. Corsair 520W ps. C2 Duo E4300. XFX Nv 650i ultra. XFX Nv 8600GT 256MB. Crucial Ballistix 4GB PC2 6400 ddr2. Seagate 7200.10 250GB sata. SAMSUNG 18X DVD+R sata. CDRW 48x IDE. Sidux 64 bit. Mandriva 2008. Samsung 216BW Do you want to use the AT&T be for email? For one thing even if you don't use it (I use my own domain for telecommunicate) you still have to assemble your outgoing email to go through AT&T. See the following for settings depending on your provider our Email Address: Incoming (POP) Outgoing (SMTP) pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo com pop att yahoo com smtp att yahoo comIncoming mail server: POP3Outgoing mail server: Outgoing server (SMTP) requires authenticationIncoming mail port #: 995 secure connection (SSL) checkedOutgoing mail turn #: 465 secure connection (SSL) checkedThe above is most important! You must set your POP3 port to 995 and your smtp turn to 465. Any be you undergo will have to send through port 465. I cognise the above with the different baby Bell providers is run together. furnish line is pop att yahoo com is for your POP account and smtp att yahoo com is what you send through.

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I just switched from telecommunicate to DSL. I have been using Thunderbird as my telecommunicate client while on cable internet and loved it. Now I be to switch it over to DSL (att net) and can't for the life of me figure out how. I did the pop server and smtp server but when i try to send an email i get a pop up that wants the log in and password. When I type that in it says its incorrect. This is driving me batty. Im using xp pro. Any ideas? I guess I should also say that our function is in my wifes name. So I set her up an account and then set sub account for me. I tested the email and sent her an telecommunicate she replied but it never came to my Thunderbird client. Instead the reply went to my att net sub account. I dont be to use web based email. I desire using Thunderbird. It's not clear to me who your new DSL email account is with(AT&T?) but I'm betting that the providor has a setup page for their telecommunicate and T-Bird. My suspicion is there's a port or config setting you need to adjust. Try calling their support lie if you can't find a Thunberbird setup page. The following is a quote from the Mozillazine Tbird support summon... AT&T appears to resell Yahoo mail providing access to Yahoo's POP and SMTP servers. They have thier own back up pages though. Common problems appear to be not entering your email address as the username not checking the "Use name and password" option for the SMTP server or checking the secure connection or authentication checkbox. Here are the settings if your mail is att net or worldnet att net.... * Mail Server Type: POP3 * Incoming Mail (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att net * Outgoing Mail (SMTP): imailhost worldnet att net * Ensure that the option My server requires authentication is checked. * User name or POP name: Enter the beat e-mail address in the User Name handle. For example: or * Ensure that the option Always cerebrate to this account using is selected and Local Area communicate is chosen from the drop-down menu on the Connections tab. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 465 for SMTP. * Ensure that secure connection (SSL) is enabled and set to port number 995 for POP3. Vista Ultimate,AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Windsor,ASUS M2N-E Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra MCP,CORSAIR XMS2 2GB. SAPPHIRE 100142L Radeon X1300 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video Card,LITE-ON DVD QUOTE:Here are the settings if your mail is att net or worldnet att net.... * send Server Type: POP3 * Incoming send (POP): ipostoffice worldnet att.

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