You can access you webmail from an email client e.g. Outlook Express / Eudora Mail / Netscape Mail etc.

Yes, you can set up your Outlook Express to receive and send email message. You can set up by following below steps. For example, your email account is me@yourdomain.com. ???yourdomain.com??? is your company domain.

These directions should work for most recent Microsoft Outlook Express versions, running on MacOS 8.0 and above. Click "Click here for advanced settings options". Check SMTP server requires authentication. Make sure "Use same settings as incoming mail server" is turned on. All sales on domains and emails are non-refundable. Please be sure you want to purchase the email before you click the PURCHASE button.

There are some important differences between using WebMail and POP email (email that is downloadable into an email program such as Outlook, Outlook Express, Entourage, MacMail, etc.). WebMail is email that is kept and held on our server to be viewed via our WebMail interface (the 'check email' link on our home page). This is very convenient because it allows you to view your email from any Internet connection in the world. This is similar to how AOL, Hotmail, Yahoo, etc.

Make sure you have configured your POP3 settings and SMTP settings to mail.yourdomainname.com. Also, to send mail, be sure you have checked login authorization required. More information is found from your CPanel in the Mail Icon.

Yes. There are only two of the most common softwares used in the market, generally all POP3 client softwares are compatible with our email servers.

We offer both webmail and POP3 email a/c with SMTP server to send and receive emails from your home/office computer using Outlook Express/Netscape Communicator etc. and through webmail facility you can check e-mail from cyber cafe or any other public place when you are away from home/office.

Yes, you can access your e-mails by using 3rd party e-mail client. Just simply add your account to your favorite e-mail client and use "mail.ypvalues.com" as your POP3 and SMTP servers. For security purposes we require that you provide a user name and password when sending thru our SMTP servers. For more documentation on configuring your 3rd party e-mail client, Login to your account and go to our "Help" area or call our technical support hotline at 1-877-580-5910.

If your college or department supports Microsoft Outlook Web Access (OWA), you can read your mail by clicking on the Outlook icon in the upper right corner of the RamPoint screen. If your department does not support Outlook Web Access, you cannot get to Outlook from the portal.

If you wish to send and receive e-mail on your Custard It Ltd server, you will need to configure your e-mail software to do this. We have used Microsoft Outlook Express for the purposes of this example. When you take out one of our virtual servers you are given at least one POP (Post Office Protocol) account, this is where all e-mail sent to you is located.

Start Outlook Express (Start Menu > All Programs > Outlook Express). If this is the first time running this program, the accounts wizard will automatically start. If you are adding an account, go to Accounts (Tools > Accounts) and click on Add > Mail... to start the wizard. The first pane of the wizard asks for your name. Type in the name you want to use to refer to this email account. Click Next. The second pane asks for your email address.

Short for Post Office Protocol, POP3 is an email protocol used to retrieve e-mail from a mail server. Most e-mail applications, including Outlook Express use the POP protocol. You can find detailed instructions on setting up Outlook and Outlook Express for both PC and Apple Mac. We are continually adding new help files and aim to have instructions for all popular email software.

Update Outlook Express(OE) to the latest version from Windowsupdate.com. Use anti-virus software such as Norton Anti-virus to scan email. Personally, I never use the email scanning that NAV provides, because I use the latest OE and the following measures: Disable the Preview Pane when downloading messages from your ISP. A quick way to do this is to add a button to the toolbar.

Point your browser to http://mymail.emailcommand.com. If you can login here, then any problems you are encountering are probably in your email software account settings.

Steps to configure most commonly used email clients Outlook Express is made available in an e-book along with the screenshots. Click here to download this e-book for free.

Yes. In fact, you can keep switching from the normal e-mail client and JARING webmail back and forth on reading your email. However, it will require the user to have very good e-mail management.

If you are using Outlook open the email message in question and go to View, then Options. Select all of the text in the 'Internet Headers' area and copy the text. If you are using Outlook Express open the email message in question and go to File, Properties, Details and 'Message Source'. Select all of the text in the 'Message Source' area and copy the text. Paste the text into a new message and send it as you would normally.

Yes. You can access your email accounts from any Internet enabled computer by using your browser (Internet Explorer, Netscape, Mozilla, etc.).

These directions should work for most recent Microsoft Outlook versions, running on Microsoft Windows 98 and later. Select "Internet Mail - (your account name)" and click "Properties" to edit your account. Name: The name you would like to display in the "From" field (i.e. John Doe or ACME Sales). Account Name: Your full email address: alias-you-chose@your-domain-name.com (e.g. john@thedoes.com or sales@acme.com).