Yes, you can use any email program you choose, but our Outlook integration offers many efficiencies. We highly recommend that you use Outlook. (Outlook Express is not the same as Outlook and is not compatible with our integration features.)

Of course. Outlook Express can automatically be configured from your C-Panel. To manually configure Outlook Express or other similar programs, simply set the incoming serveer type to "POP3" and both the Incoming mail (POP3) and Outgoing mail (SMTP) addresses to: mail.yourdomain.com. Then, type in the email address which you configured in C-Panel (making sure to add the "@yourdomain.com") and your password.

Yes - you may use any email client that can download from a POP3 mail server, eg. Eudora, Pegasus, Outlook 97.98 or 2000, XP etc. User name is your full email address (yourname@yourcompany.com) and password is as per your choice on signup (see your signup confirmation email for details) If you are able to connect to the Internet (eg. to browse websites) then the problem is probably to do with the setup of your email account details in Outlook Express. User name: yourname@yourcompany.

If you are getting 'Session Timed Out' errors each time that you try to log in, you are not allowing 'cookies' on your computer. Cookies are how the student email system maintains your login information and you need to allow them in order for your student email session to work. This is changed in the 'Privacy' settings in Internet Explorer. Move the slider to 'Medium High' and then click on Apply. Any setting higher than that will prevent the student email from working correctly.

We have a survey that we did for a customer. We need to give them access but don't want them to access our corporate site.

Yes, you can continue to use Outlook or Outlook Express as your main email program. Mirramail can decrypt messages received by Outlook, Outlook Express and any MAPI compliant email program. After decryption, the message is automatically updated in Outlook in its decrypted form. A copy is also added to the Mirramal message store, which is encrypted and can only be accessed by the authorized Mirramail user.

In outlook, create a new account, use mail. yourdomain.com for both Incomming Mail POP3 and Outgoing Mail SMTP. When you specify the account name or username, make sure you include the @yourdomain.com, for example: NOTE: In order for any mailer component to successfully send email, either the TO or FROM address needs to be a valid full email address in the domain you are sending from. Do not use an alias if you are sending using the FROM address.

Detailed information about AOL's IMAP/SMTP servers can be found at Keyword: Open Mail Access, and in Accessing the AOL Mail System using IMAP & Authenticated SMTP - An Unofficial Guide. There are also several official products that can interface more deeply with the AOL mail system, such as AOL Mail on the web, AOL Communicator (AOL/Web), and Netscape 7. Additional information about AOL and email can be found at AOL Help: E-Mail, Postmaster.

Yes. You can also share calendars and contacts using outlook using the Open-Xchange server that can be enabled on the Igaware box.

DMS works with most email programs that are MAPI-complaint, such as: Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Outlook Express, Microsoft Exchange, Hotmail, Groupwise 5.0, AOL 7.0 and AOL 8.0. These email programs are not MAPI-complaint and will not work with the email feature in DMS: AOL 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, Yahoo mail and some other Web-based email. However, you can always simply export a document from DMS and email it with any program you wish.

Your email address will be your Outlook username followed by @bsu.edu If your username is jdoe, your email address will be jdoe@bsu.edu

Email filters are called Rules in Outlook. Go to the Tools menu | select Rules Wizard... | add rules as desired. Select the condition: "with specified words in the senders address" (deselect any other conditions) Click "specific words" and add list names such as: COE-l, COEfaculty, ci-l, edst-l, COEgrad Do not select ANYTHING in the "conditions" window (a non-purdue email filter will be run on ALL incoming messages) | click NEXT

Yes, using webmail services such as Mail2Web, you can receive email from your account using only a web-browser. You will need the name of the POP mail server, (which will be 'mail.yourdomain.co.uk'), and the username and password for whichever mail account you wish to check.

Yes, starting with version 5.6 Active Desktop Calendar can read and show appointments and tasks from Outlook. Please visit this page for details.

Because Microsoft Outlook Express is the most popular email application available, you can automatically configure Outlook Express from cPanel. This saves time in manually configuring your email application and avoids errors. Note: This will only work if you have Microsoft Outlook installed on your machine and are running any version of Windows. Read the message in the alert window and click on the OK button. You may need to repeat this step two or three times.

Microsoft Outlook 2003 is the recommended client. A free license for each user is included with Hosted Exchange services. Older versions of Outlook may be compatible but are not supported. It is no longer necessary to use a VPN connection to securely check mail from a remote connection. RPC over HTTPS offers secure two-way synchronization. There is no need to use nonstandard ports.

For detail on how to setup your email address in Outlook and Outlook express first get online then please go to the support section of our web site.

Yes, you can. We'd be happy to provide you with details on how to do this if you ask us. Additionally, you can have email addresses using your domain name forward to your existing email accounts (Hotmail, Yahoo, AOL, etc.).

In Outlook 2003, if you use Word as your email editor, you can take advantage of some of the features of Microsoft Word such as: Tables - when you use Word as your editor and HTML as the default message format, Outlook preserves table formatting, even for recipients who do not use Word. Your message editor defaults to MS Word when you install Outlook 2003.

Yes, as long as your computer meets the system requirements and you have the PC Control program installed.

Yes - go to www.outlook-express-backup.com to download. If you use Outlook Express in your business, it's critical that you back up your emails.

The most likely culprit of missing email for Outlook 2003 users is the Junk E-mail Filter. The Junk E-Mail filter, when trained properly, is a wonderful addition to any e-mail environment. This technology can be taught how to determine what messages are junk e-mail, with your assistance, and forward it to a Junk E-mail folder for you. For more information about Junk E-Mail filters please point your browser to: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HA011590551033.

Using MaxHire does not require changing how you use email at all. You keep the same address you use now. In fact, we have very good integration with Outlook so that many of the tasks that you do manually right now are automated using our proprietary Outlook add-in component. The Outlook add-in works with your MaxHire database to automatically capture and organize selected email as it arrives in your Outlook inbox.

We at vCHURCHES believe in simplicity. That's why we made certain that our emails have POP3 capability. That means that you can use any POP3 email reader (such as Microsoft Outlook or Oultook Express) to read your email! CALL US: 877-463-9321 and ask us how!

Because MailFilter will mark the subject line of all spam designated messages, please consider using your software's "rules" to redirect "mailfiltered:" messages to trash. Tip: Create a new folder and redirect "mailfiltered:" messages to the new folder for easy review (File menu -> New -> select Folder). If your web site contact form does not include some type of image verification, it is likely your form will be abused by spammers and the like.

No, you will only be able to use web browser based email such as Hotmail or Gmail; this is due to limitations (on TCP port 25) which have been implemented to protect you against other computer users sending unsolicited bulk emails (SPAM) via your computer.