Dwight, You need to know the address of the outgoing (smtp?) mail server for that "wireless connection in town". For instance, if the wireless connection was with Comcast, such as mine, the server address might be: smtp.comcast.net
Once you know that address, create a new mail account (from the Tools menu, choose Accounts) with all the same settings as your other account, except the outgoing server will be different. Give the mail account a different name, such as "Town wireless" or "Town mail" and make sure that you choose it as the "From" account in each mail message. Alternatively, when you are in town, go to Accounts in the Tools menu and make it the default mail account. Of course, when you are not in town, you will have to change it back, or change the "From" in each message. Your choice. Hope that helps. Cheers, John On 8/25/2002 3:12 PM, "Dwight Hines" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm running OE 5.02 on a Mac Firewire Powerbook using system 9.2.2. I have > no problems when I am on a dial up modem. The email functions well. > > However, when I switch to Airport (wireless) mode to take advantage of a > wireless connection in town, I am only able to receive email. The wireless > server bounces my email back saying that it doesn't know the domain (or > something likethat) of my emails. > > Is this something that OE can fix internally? > > Thank you, > d > -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To search the archives: <http://athena.doe.com> Unofficial Outlook Express Page: <http://www.macemail.com/oe/>
