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10th Aug 2007, 06:09 AM
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 Wireless and ISP? Need some help. Trying to set up email account in Mircosoft Outlook 2000 (old, I know) and need to input server information for the outgoing mail (SMTP). I'm not sure how to get the ISP infomation, I live in a building and my computer simply connects to wireless we have here. Basic question, I'm sure, but can you help me? Anyone? :o       |
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10th Aug 2007, 06:33 AM
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| Wireless and ISP? You get that info from the company that serves your email. So if you email is bill@orange.co.uk you need to get the server info from orange.
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