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Electronic Mail Setup
Click here
to find our new automated Outlook Express Setup Program.
Click here for
Outlook Express overview.
Click here for
tutorials if you need help using Outlook Express.
To setup email you need one of the following
programs on your computer. One of the Microsoft products is probably on your system
already. On Windows 98 or newer Windows 95 systems you should have Outlook Express. Older Windows 95 systems
should have Internet Mail. Just look under
Start and Programs to see which you one you have. If you have neither use the
downloadable Eudora below or just try Web Mail and setup email
later. While Outlook Express is preferred, try to
avoid Outlook or Exchange as they are bigger, so complicated and prone to breaking that we
cannot help you with them.
Mail purge: Mail is normally deleted immediately off our server when you access your
mailbox from your PC. Undeleted mail is automatically purged from our servers after
20 days. Webmail therefore has a max life of 20 days.
Web Mail - This is the simplest
possible email and is useable anywhere with no setup!!! Your
email in Webmail disappears after a maximum of 20 days or if you download your mail onto
your computer with another email program.
Webmail is primarily used by beginners and travelers.
It is also great for deleting a huge email you don't want to download to your PC.
Microsoft
Outlook Express setup
Netscape
Communicator 4 E-mail setup
Multiple
Mailboxes Setting up additional mailboxes is
different in each email program.
Microsoft Outlook
setup We try to steer people away from Outlook
towards Outlook Express whenever possible because Outlook Express has all the email
funtionality but is much simplier to setup. However if you need all the Calendars etc.the
newest versions (2000) seem to now be pretty stable.
Vmail setup Business accounts using our Vmail server check here for special
Vmail setup instructions.
Outlook
Express Tutorials
There are lots of email tutorials available on
the web and even more books at your local bookstore. Just go to Yahoo and search for
"Outlook Express Tutorial" or any other tutorial you desire. Here are a couple
of suggestions.
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