Mail programs vary in the way you setup preferences and options. 1. How can I add new users in my domain? 2. How to config my POP account with MS Outlook Express? 3. How to config my POP account with Netscape Communicator? 4. How can I change my POP email password? 5. How can I change my outgoing email address with MS Outlook Express? 6. How can I change my outgoing email address with Netscape Communicator? 7. How can I access my email through Webmail?
1. How can I add new users in my domain? Step 1: Go to http://www.your_domain.com/mail Step 2: Double click Administration. (at the bottom)
Step 3: Then login with your full email address
(username@your_domain.com) Then select the option that you want to do. Just follow the simple instruction to add/delete users.
2. How to config my POP account with MS Outlook Express? Step 1: Enter Outlook and then "Tools" and then "Accounts" Step 2: Enter Your Email "Properties" or Add a new Email Account if needed. Step 3: Enter your Incoming Server Name, Account name and Password 3. How to config my POP account with Netscape Communicator? Step 1: Enter Netscape and then "Edit" and then "Preferences" Step 2: Go to "Mail Server" and then click "Add" of Incoming Mail Server or double click your existing email setting (if any) Step 3: Enter your Imcoming Server Name, Server Type and Username Step 4: When you received email, Netscape will ask for your POP email password. 4. How can I change my POP email password? Step 1: Go to http://www.your_domain.com/mail Step 2: Double click Administration (at the bottom)
Step 3: Then login with your full email address (username@your_domain.com)
5. How can I change my outgoing email address with MS Outlook Express?
6. How can I change my outgoing email address with Netscape Communicator? 7. How can I access my email through Webmail? Step 1: Go to http://www.your_domain.com/mail Step 2: Then login with your full email address
(username@your_domain.com) Step 3: After login, you will see:
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