It appears that cb, [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote: >p3 is the SMTP Auth version.
>>>>However to the best of my knowledge, >>>>Verizon does not support port 587 access. That's the essential piece of information which solved the problem. I switched back to the non-587 "Auth" version of Emailer and my email went out perfectly through Verizon. >Do you *need* the port 587 version for MacDialup? Or are >you just using it because you felt like it? I need Port 587 because I use public wi-fi hotspots when on the road. At home now I'm on Verizon wireless but I keep my MacDialup account and use it as my POP server because it's cheap, the tech support is personal and friendly, and it's a backup both at home if Verizon has outages, and on the road if there is no hotspot where I happen to be. It was the MacDialup tech, who is a former Emailer user, who emailed me the p3-587 when it went over my head that that was what I needed. Never can have too much advice when you are a low-power-user. I don't plan to use my Verizon account for sending email, but I wanted to get it set up so that it works just in case. It looks like, if I do want to use the Verizon account to send, I will have to switch to the non-587 Emailer, and if on the road use dialup to get my mail out. That's not so bad if I can use the public wi-fi for everything else, and then make a dialup connection just to get the outgoing email out. But it's a good reason to keep using MacDialup as my POP and avoid the switcheroo when on the road. Thanks to both Chris and Mark James for getting this glitch ironed out! Best regards, 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]>
