If you don't recall your SMTP host name, look at the setup of your e-mail program. In Outlook Express, select Tools, Accounts, Mail, Properties, Servers. In Eudora, select Tools, Options, Hosts. Alternatively, ask your ISP.

Yes. We do allow our customers to send emails. You may connect to any outgoing email server (smtp) you like. See similar questions...

The error message you're seeing is because the SMTP server you're trying to use has access controls on it that prohibit you from using it from another network. While you're using VBNet's network, you may use our SMTP server to send your e-mail. Please see the question "What is VBNet's mail server address?" for the address of that server. See similar questions...

Our SMTP server is smtp.ocf.berkeley.edu. Please note that if you are using our SMTP server from a remote location (e.g., not from an OCF computer), then you must use your OCF email address as the "From" address -- you cannot use your CalMail address instead, for example. Restricting the outgoing email to our domain helps cut down on spammers using our server to send spam. See similar questions...

Your email is not correctly setup in your ad. Please login to your desktop (http://InfoTube.net/desktop) and edit your ad. There is a field for your email address. Please check that entry and make any necessary corrections and save the ad. Once this is complete, you will begin receiving emails from the site. See similar questions...

To do this, go to Account | Properties | Outgoing Mail and choose "Send when checking mail". This tells Calypso to only send mail after doing a mail check. See similar questions...

Our SMTP server can handle a very large number (250) of outgoing e-mails per second, enabling all of our clients to have sufficient e-mail access. If you plan to send large amounts of email, you should use the Majordomo mailing list manager, (not available with all packages). See similar questions...

Yes, our e-mail servers are compliant with nearly any e-mail client. Clients supported are Outlook Express, Microsoft Outlook 2000, Netscape Messenger and Eudora. See similar questions...

If you're having problems when working from off-site, it may well be because your ISP is blocking outgoing connections to "smtp" ports. You should be able to get around this by reconfiguring Mulberry to use the standard "message submission" port instead of the "smtp" port. To do this, reconfigure your SMTP server changing it from smtp-auth.bris.ac.uk to smtp-auth.bris.ac. See similar questions...

Be very careful when resizing. The picture size that you deliver should be driven by intended use of the photograph. If you want the recipient only to use them on-screen (meaning not to print them), you can easily resize them to 640x480 or 800x600 and they will be fine. If, on the other hand, you want the recipient to be able to print them, don't resize them at all. Leave them as-is. See similar questions...

Sandi is Sandi Wiseheart, your faithful editor and cheerleader of the Knitting Daily community. She's the one who writes the blog posts, chooses the patterns, and keeps the Knitting Daily ball rolling. She's sending you e-mail to keep you up-to-date on all the swell things happening in the Knitting Daily universe. See similar questions...

Now that we are transitioning to the online system, all applications must be completed using the online Career site. Paper applications and resumes will not be accepted by fax, e-mail or postal mail. If you experience technical difficulties with our online application process or need individual assistance in submitting your application, please contact the Human Resources Department at (804) 786-1207. See similar questions...

Michelle is Michelle Mach, your faithful editor and cheerleader of the Beading Daily community. She's the one who writes the blog posts, chooses the projects, and keeps the Beading Daily ball rolling. She's sending you e-mail to keep you up-to-date on all the swell things happening in the Beading Daily universe. See similar questions...

You can use your e-mail address book to quickly address faxes to individuals and groups when sending faxes manually via e-mail. When making entries in your e-mail address book, enter the contact information as usual, but enter the e-mail address as faxnumber@faxxsend.com.com instead of the person's regular e-mail address. See similar questions...

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol is used for transferring mail between internet hosts. It is often used to upload mail directly from the client to an intermediate host. Can only be used on systems that maintain a constant connection to the internet. See similar questions...

Sure. If you have a question that isn't here or in the long version of the FAQ, or if you just want to send along a comment, feel free. If I know the answer and/or have the time and energy, I'll write back. See similar questions...

This is probably due the the fact you have the smtp hopper code compiled into your TNOS. The smtp hopper defaults to ON, at least in 1.14 TNOS. If the site you are mailing is down stream of a TheNet X1J type node/router, (or indeed any other router that does not handle SMTP connects) and you have a IP route set via one of these nodes, then the smtp hopper code will be trying to deliver your mail to this node! See similar questions...

First, make sure your internet connection is working. Often Anti-Virus e-mail scanners (such as Norton AV) can cause problems, try disabling them, if that works try re-installing your AV software. Double check all your settings, check your e-mail address for login, your SMTP/Outbound server address, and make sure you are entering your password correctly. The server used to send email out to other email addresses is called an SMTP (Simple Mail Transport Protocol) server. See similar questions...

aMessage.Fields.Add("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/smtpauthenticate", "1"); aMessage.Fields.Add("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/sendusername", "user@liyouxin.com"); aMessage.Fields.Add("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/sendpassword"," pwd"); Check if the client need to connect a specific port(other than the default 25) and also if it use an SSL connection I am using CDO and System.Web. See similar questions...

Almost nothing. SMTP can not be relied upon for security purposes. If you wish to verify a sender's identity, you should look at something like PEM (Privacy Enhanced Mail), or some other system which attaches a cryptographic signature to a email message. What is your connection with the CIA? The building you are in is well-known to have ties to the CIA. See similar questions...