>>bilbee, [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote: >>I have just signed up with Verizon DSL and I want to be able to >>receive and send mail with my Verizon address through Emailer.
>>I doubt that the support tech is really tuned in to what Emailer >>needs, but here is what he told me to put in: >> Account name: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> User name: William D. Bandes >> Email account: incoming.verizon.net >> Email password: ï ï ï ï ï ï ï >> SMTP server: outgoing.verizon.net >> Email address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (that's my actual address) > It appears that cb, [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote: > > Your issue lies with the Email Account field. You currently have > "incoming.verizon.net", but you never told Emailer what your user > name is for that account. So change that field to > "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and see if it starts working. Bingo there, and we are at the 50% mark. With that change, my test mail to my Verizon address came in. So I will be able to check my Verizon incoming using Emailer, right along with my current accounts at Macdialup. However, when I tried changing the default outgoing account setting to my Verizon account (to send a test email to my Macdialup account), that test email just didn't go out. There was no error message, nothing happened. So I tried following the first lead and changed the SMTP server to [EMAIL PROTECTED] That evidently was a bad guess. The test email still didn't go out, and I got the following error message: ** Could not resolve the domain name [EMAIL PROTECTED] because UnStuff a folder:. Then I took a wild stab and changed the SMTP server to mail.outgoing.verizon.net. My bad, and it got the same "** Could not resolve . . ." as above. I doubt that the Verizon tech support guys (and gals) ever get a call from someone trying to do anything but learn Verizon's own (clunky) email system. I don't think that they have a clue as to what I am talking about. So I'd appreciate another good guess as to what I should put in the SMTP Server field to enable my emails to go out through my Verizon account - or at least a good question to ask the Verizon techs so they can actually tell me what's needed. Thanks, Bill _______________________________oOo______________________________ William D. Bandes [EMAIL PROTECTED] Zephyr Cove NV USA ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
