Your e-mail is set-up in this way: name@yourdomain.com. The (name) part can be any word that you select that accurately describes who the e-mail will reach. The (yourdomain) part is identical to your www.yourdomain.com address.

What these programs do is connect your computer to the mail server. You need to be connected to the Internet in order for them to work. You must configure the program, telling it where to look for your mail account that resides on our server. To help you do this we have prepared a few screen shots and notes to guide your process. If trouble arises, refer to this tutorial, or press the help key in Eudora or Outlook for help.

In order to check your mail, you must have an e-mail program. The two most popular are Eudora Pro and Outlook Express.

Eudora E-mail Program Tutorial:

1. Main Menu: Tools > Personalities
2. Right click and select " New... "

(Please refer to data we gave you to fill out the fields)

Personality Name: This is the name of the account you would see on the personality section in Eudora.

Real Name: The Real Name option contains the title of the account. It can be your name, or the name of the business you work for.

Return Address: The name should represent the contact person or department.
Example: yourname@yourdomain.com

Login Name: Every account has a Login Name. We will create a the login name to be similar to the name you have selected for your address.

SMTP Server: mail.(yourdomain).com or mail.(yourdomain).net.
** Note: Make sure that there is no @ in this locator. It does not work if one is included.

INCOMING MAIL (Tab):

Server: add the same info here that you entered for the SMPT server.mail.yourdomain.com or .net.

3. Use POP 3 configuration type. Choose your preferences.
4. If you have entered the correct data, then you will be all configured.

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Outlook (Express) E-mail Program Tutorial:

1. To set up a new account find Tools in the menu bar. Select Accounts…
2. Go to Add > Mail…

Name: The Name option contains the title of the account.

E-mail Address: The name should represent the contact person or department.
Example: yourname@yourdomain.com

Reply Address: Same as above.

Mail Account: (Incoming-Outgoing): mail.yourdomain.com or mail.yourdomain.net.

Return Address: In most cases your return address is identical to your e-mail address.



SERVER:

3. Use POP 3 configuration type. Select that type of email if you are asked.

Incoming Mail: (POP 3) -- mail.yourdomain.com

Outgoing Mail: (SMPT) -- mail.yourdomain.com

Account Name: the name of your account.

Password: Gives you the option to enter your password.

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