Re: Re: [ebmail-general] [Fwd: ebMail - Request for Assistance in Set

[Simon L. <ky...@ce...>]

Hi Greg,

Most of network settings are compulsory, as ebMail relies on them to =
connect to your mail server (to send/receive messages). The Login Name =
field under Incoming Server means your username to used to login the =
incoming mail server. For example if you are using MS outlook, it is =
analogous to the field "Account Name" (in my case would be kylee, or for =
you it may be greg.elliott). As you can receive email, I guess you can =
find out this name from your mail agent.

As you are using binary distribution, it would be ok for you to send out =
message once you have completed the mail server settings. If you still =
have any question, please feel free to ask

P.S. I will forward this mail to the ebmail mailing list

Simon


  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Simon Lee=20
  To: ky...@ce...=20
  Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 6:07 PM
  Subject: Re: Re: [ebmail-general] [Fwd: ebMail - Request for =
Assistance in Set


  Hello Simon
  Your diagnosis and prognosis were spot on and I can now display the =
correct character sets, so thanks for sorting that out.

  I've set up my mail server details under Settings, however, I'm not =
sure what is required against "Login Name" under "Incoming Server". Is =
this information optionaI?, and if it isn't, do I need to get it from my =
ISP?

  I'm going to experiment with sending some messages. If there's =
anything else that I need to do before I can do this please let me know. =
I'll probably come back to you post-experiment with some further =
questions if that's OK?

  Regards

  Greg