We have created a tutorial that shows you how to configure either Microsoft Outlook or Microsoft Outlook Express to download your e-mail.

The only things you should need are your username and password which you setup through the Admin Control Panel along with the POP server details which are tied to your domain name (where "yourdomain.com" is your domain name):-

Always configure your mail client to delete messages from the server once you download them. There is no reason to store messages on the mail server if you have downloaded a copy to your computer. Other questions? Contact admin@lafetra.com with a description of your problem and we will try to help.

Any program which downloads mail to your computer may be used. You may also use mail user-agents, which run on our servers, such as pine or elm.

Open Microsoft Outlook; Select Tools from the menu bar; Select Accounts; Select "Add"; Select "Mail"; Enter In your Name and click Next (it can be anything you like); Select "I already have an e-Mail address that I'd like to use"; Enter in your e-Mail address (eg JohnSmith@mydomain.co.nz); Click on "Next"; Select "POP3" for the type of server; Enter "mail.hostingnewzealand.co.nz" as the name of your incoming mail server; Enter (e.g."smtp.xtra.co.

Read the message in the alert window and click on the OK button. You may need to repeat this step two or three times. Click on the Open this file from its current location radio button, and click on the OK button in the File Download window. Click on the Yes button in the Registry Editor window and repeat for the last window. Outlook Express has now been configured for this account. You need to repeat this process for as many accounts as you want to access through Outlook Express.

Mozilla is a complete suite of web related applications, such as a browser, a mail/news client, a chat client and much more. Thunderbird is just a mail client, which makes it a better choice if you already have a browser like Mozilla Firebird for example. Note, though, that Thunderbird is not just the standalone Mozilla mail client. The user interface in Thunderbird differs from Mozilla in a few ways, such as the customizable toolbars.

Though there may be small differences in regard to different versions of Outlook Exress, the mail steps are the following: This will bring up the "Internet Accounts" window. In order to create your account, you have to click on the "Add" button, and choose "Mail..." from the list that will appear.

Limitation is dependent upon the e-mail client used. With MS Outlook (Outlook 98, 2000, Express, etc.) or Netscape Messenger 6.2 and above, the number of accounts that may be configured is limited to the computer resources. With Netscape Messenger 4.79 and below, one can configure and run only one account. Only one account can be accessed in the same window when logging into webmail.

This software is not supported. It is unlikely that Information Services can answer any queries about the software. The software is listed because it is known to be in use within the University. There is no documentation or training available from Information Services. The configured email accounts are listed in a box on the left of this. Find the Bristol email account and click on 'server settings' in list below it - you might need to click on the '+' icon first in order to expand the list.

A Section 4.5b How To Verify And Change Your Settings of Internet Texoma's How To directory has detailed instructions on setting up Outlook Express.

Thunderbird will not allow a virus or worm to execute automatically. You can see what attachments have been sent to you without a virus being able to execute, and you would have to save a file to your system and deliberately run it before it could cause any harm. JavaScript is switched off by default for mail and news, so an e-mail cannot run script code just by being opened. with any mail program, take proper caution before running any file that you receive in e-mail.

Outlook Wizard will take over. Be careful about few details: For Mail Server Type choose POP3. For Incoming Mail type pop3.yourdomain.com For Outgoing Mail type smtp.yourprovider.com Yourprovider.com determines ISP of your Internet access. POP Account Name: username@yourdomain.com *username is a user name chosen at the time of registration. If you configure your Outlook Express in this way, you will be able to receive and send e-mail messages with your own domain address.

the present time, your student e-mail account can only be accessed through the web interface at http://students.deltacollege.edu

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.

No. Club Cherry Bomb Webmail is web-based only, which means you will not be able to check it with a regular POP e-mail client (such as Outlook, Eudora, Netscape, Mail etc.)

Unfortunately, some good e-mail clients don't allow the configuration of the port, or, as Eudora, keep it hidden from normal users, preventing them to search for PostArmor on the standard port it is listening at (8110). In that case, the easier option is to launch the software using the "-pop" flag (see the User Notes), specifying the use of the standard POP port (110).

As long as your firewall allows POP3 or IMAP access and your E-mail system uses the POP3/IMAP protocols, it will work. If your Outlook is open, and you choose not to leave a copy of the E-mail message on your mail server (in your Outlook preferences), the poller will not pull those messages pulled to your Outlook inbox into our service's Inbox.

Simply use mail.yoursite.com as POP and SMTP. If you have problems using mail.yoursite.com as your SMTP (outgoing mail) server, use the SMTP server your dial up or Internet service provider offers.

Not automatically. Ask your departmental PC Coordinator about enabling backup services for your Outlook e-mail.