InBoundMailServe and OutBoundMailServe

The number of accounts (or aliases for the same account) is not important.
What is important to determine what the settings should be is who exactly is
your ISP (i.e., who do you pay monthly to obtain internet access)? Without
that info, it's hard to be helpful and so far, you've refused to provide it.
If that continues, there is no real point in trying to continue the
conversation.

Also helpful would be some basic information as to the operating system you
are running (Window 98, 2000, XP, etc.) and whether or not it is regularly
updated. Also a complete and exact summary of error messages, if any, would
be helpful. At this point, anyone recommending you do anything with network
properties is really jumping the gun.
--
Jim Pickering, MVP/Windows Mail applications
Please reply ONLY to newsgroup.


"goldpony" wrote in message
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I have mutilple account with the same ISP's. someone told me that I need
to
go to the TCP/IP from my network set up

--
Lauria

"Jim Pickering" jimp (AT) mvps.org wrote in message
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Exactly who is your ISP? You also post via Bell South, so it's hard to
give
advice when you fail to provide complete and exact details.

Do you have mutliple accounts with different ISPs? Are you attempting to
send using one ISP while you are connected to another? As for the error
with newsgroups, it's already been pointed out that you *do not* connect
to
newsgroups via anything beginning with "www" since that implies a web
address and is used only with Internet Explorer and not with Outlook
Express.
--
Jim Pickering, MVP/Windows Mail applications
Please reply ONLY to newsgroup.


"Lauria" wrote in message
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I also forgot to mention that she wanted me to call back later and talk
to
another person.
Lauria