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Bekariso
11-11-1998, 04:36 PM
Hi Sandy!

I didn't see that you actually got an answer about setting up a web-based email to read your POP mail. We've used both Yahoo and Hotmail for this, and by filling in our POP username, server (usually whatever comes after the @ in the address) and password for that POP account, it works fine. We've done this to read our local ISP mail, susogi.net mail, and our university account mail through hotmail and yahoo, and no problems there. We didn't have to change anything at the ISP, Susogi, or university for it to work. We haven't used hotmail for that in months, but I think it let us check all our accounts just by pressing one "Check external mail" button, but with Yahoo you have to check each account separately. Yahoo also has a little colour-code thing so the background of the header shows up tinted to a different colour (you chose) for each POP account, so you can tell where it was sent to easily. And to change your "from/reply to" address, you just go under Options and Preferences and fill in the address you want in the "from/reply to" box. You just have to remember to change it again after when you want a different reply to address.

Hope this helps!

Bekariso (still using yahoomail)

Sandy
11-11-1998, 04:47 PM
Bekariso

Thanks so much for your info :-)
and LOL that my name is on the topic! That was cute

I am going to go try it now through yahoo email..Hotmail has too many problems since microsoft got it :-(

Much appreciated!

Sandy

Sandy
11-11-1998, 05:21 PM
I set up the POP mail through yahoo and it worked! http://www.aota.net/ubb//smile.gifyipee!

My only question now is..Is there a way to set it up in yahoo so when I write email it shows my domain address as the return address instead of my yahoo email?

thanks for your help http://www.aota.net/ubb//smile.gif

Bekariso
11-11-1998, 08:24 PM
That's where you go under options, then preferences, then right at the top you can fill in your outgoing name and reply-to email. You'll have to do this everytime you want to change it from last time before you write the email, but as long as you remember (and Yahoo's server isn't being slow and stoopit) it only takes a moment.

Glad I could help!

Ayeir

Deb
07-02-1999, 11:03 PM
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Aria
07-03-1999, 12:34 AM
Woo Hoo! QuestMail is fantastic. Thanks FQ!

I have always wanted this feature in a web host.
This one is well designed too...very pretty. :)

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