Alan D. Neubert wrote:
>However, I think there is some kind of a security block that allows you
>to connect to Worldnet only by an ATT dial-up account. (I may be wrong,
>and would like to find out if this is not so.) I have never been able to
>access it either via cable or through another dial-up
Tim Lapin wrote:
>Well, I just went to the AT&T Worldnet site (www.att.net) and found a
>wealth of information. Why not go there and see what applies to you?
>
>You might be right about Adelphia but AT&T does have a section dealing
>with that.
>
Tim, you are exactly right. But, I found it difficu
I called AT&T tech support and spoke with "Harry" (obviously in India)
who (to his credit!) knew exactly the required settings for OSX Mail (but
was not at all familiar with PM).
Didn't require much to interpolate the settings for PM (it works!):
SETTINGS>MAIL ACCOUNTS:
MAIL ACCOUNTS WINDOW APPE
>Here's something you might try... in your message I just received was an
>x-sender header of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Maybe
>postoffice.worldnet.att.net is what you need?
>
Tried that. Nope
>(Though I thought the problem was one of retreiving mail... in which case
>how are you ever going to read my r
Ben Kennedy wrote:
>Whyn't you ask your ISP (AT&T Worldnet?) The rest of us can't really guess.
>
Ben, I tried. But, those well-intentioned polite folks in India don't
have a clue.
Thank you for the helpful Info. Appreciate it!
No success yet, but I'll keep trying.
I have replicated all of my settings from CE to PM, but when trying to
connect (via cable) I am getting the error message .
Anyone have the settings for AT&T Worldnet?
Please?
Thanks!
I very recently emailed PM tech support at <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and
received the following bounce message:
>Your message cannot be delivered to the following recipients:
>
> Recipient address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Original address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Reason: Over quota
>
Not a good sign - pa
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