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What you need to set up your email.
  • Email address - bob@example.com

  • Email password - password

  • Name of incoming mail server - pop.example.com

  • Name of outgoinging mail server - smtp.example.com

  • Incoming mail port - default port for pop is 110

  • Outgoing mail port - default port for pop is 25

  • any required authentication / encryption

  • type of mail POP / IMAP


  • Thunderbird mail


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    Open the Thunderbird Mail program
    If you have not yet set up an email account, the account wizard will launch.

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    Enter your name
    Enter your email address
    Click Next

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    Choose the type of email account POP or IMAP
    Enter your incoming mail server
    Enter your outgoing mail server
    Click Next

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    Enter your incoming mail user name
    (This may be just the user name or may be the ENTIRE EMAIL ADDRESS- check with your provider)
    Enter your outgoing mail user name
    (This may be just the user name or may be the ENTIRE EMAIL ADDRESS- check with your provider)
    Click Next

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    Enter a name for your email account to identify it
    Click Next

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    Review your email information
    Choose if you wish to download messages now
    Click Finish

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    To set the specific configuration or make changes to an existing email account
    Click TOOLS
    Choose Account Settings

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    To make changes to the outgoing mail server, click OUTGOING SERVER
    Click Edit

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    Here you can make changes to the outgoing mail server
    The outgoing mail port
    Set authentication for the outgoing mail server

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    To change your password go to TOOLS
    Choose OPTIONS
    Click on Privacy
    Edit Saved Passwords
    If you have an older version of thunderbird,
    using the same options, you can do the same process through the firefox browser interface


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