To get started using your Cpunet Internet dial-up account, it is necessary to configure your dial-up software. In Microsoft Windows make a New Connection in your Dial-Up Networking properties (located in "My Computer") or if you are using Internet Explorer as your Internet Browser you may follow the steps below: Using your Mouse Click on the Internet Explorer Icon with the RIGHT Mouse Button and a menu will appear. Using your Mouse Click on Properties with the LEFT Mouse Button. See similar questions...

Many people scan and save photos without realizing the actual file size may be several Megs! These files take a LONG time to be sent via e-mail because they are larger than would fit on several floppy disks. Some service providers don't even accept e-mail messages over a certain size. All scanning software has settings so that you can reduce (compress) the file size down to just a few Kbytes. Check your software 'Help' files for how to do this. See similar questions...

This is a fairly broad problem and could be the result of several factors. Please go through the list below and eliminate each possible problem: Make sure you are using the FULL email address as your username. If all of the requirements above are met, there should be no other reasons why you cannot possibly send outgoing e-mail through your SMTP server. See similar questions...

You can use Wenlin to read and write Chinese messages, including e-mail. You'll still need your regular e-mail program for actually sending and receiving the messages. There are two methods: (1) Copy/Paste; (2) Attachments. The Copy/Paste method can be more convenient when it works, but attachments are more reliable. In the Copy/Paste method, you run Wenlin and your e-mail program at the same time. See similar questions...

The easiest way to check e-mail is by using our Webmail feature. Webmail allows you to send and receive e-mail anywhere from this web site. You can also use an e-mail program like Eudora, Outlook Express or Netscape Mail. Make sure they are configured to check your mailbox. Instructions for configuring these programs can be found in the Support section of our web site. See similar questions...

Answer: Please note that this information does not apply to students, faculty or staff using Kellogg's Exchange messaging and calendaring system. Your computer is probably set up to send mail through Northwestern's SMTP (mail) server. NU's mail server rejects mail from any computers not on the Northwestern network. When off-campus, you'll need to connect to NU VPN or change your settings in Outlook to use your Internet Service Provider's SMTP server. See similar questions...

Problems sending and receiving mail are rarely related. See FAQ Questions 1 and 2 for information on how to track down each end of the problem. If the problem affects one particular service, then it's possible that there is a communications block between that service and AOL. Try contacting that service's Postmaster to see if they are aware of problems both sending mail to and receiving mail from AOL. See similar questions...

If you are in such a situation that you are away from home, say in college, there are two ways around this: Specify an alternate SMTP server, that you have access to such as your school's mail server, in your e-mail client. You will probably prefer to use an e-mail client. The incoming server will not change, but you will need to consult your network administrator on getting details for changing your SMTP server. See similar questions...

Sometimes, this is because of an anti-spam measure imposed by your internet service provider that prevents you from using mail servers other than theirs. We have a work-around here (applies to Mailsite accounts only). If every e-mail you send is rejected and the error message refers to "cannot relay", ensure you have configured your outgoing email correctly according to this page. See similar questions...

I'm certainly not a technical person, so my explanation will seem pretty simplistic for you technical types out there. We compose our messages on a computer, and then put them in a file that is something like an outbox. Then when the time comes to send email (usually at dusk is the best time), we turn on the SSB radio. The computer has a program which takes control of the radio to send the messages. See similar questions...

Each student can receive e-mail from the school’s computers, but we recommend using an Internet café if you want to send any messages. Internet cafes are located near every school and they are relatively inexpensive. See similar questions...

Yes, you can send or receive messages to/from anyone. These could be other miVision subscribers or subscribers to internet providers in Cyprus (i.e cytanet) or abroad. See similar questions...

Check the network signal status in top right corner of the device to make sure you have network coverage. This should show upper case GPRS or 3G if your device has 3G capability. If your device has EDGE capability, and you are abroad it may show upper case EDGE, available with some of O2's roaming partners. If you don't have network coverage and you are in an area that should have a wireless signal (e.g. See similar questions...