Re: Setting up Mail in an iPhone6

If all else fails, or like me, you don’t feel adventuresome, try giving this bloke a hoy: hugh.jo...@staff.iinet.net.au Cheers, Michael. > On 16 Oct 2015, at 2:02 pm, Severin Crisp wrote: > > I have just purchased an iPhone6 and am having difficulty sett

Setting up Mail in an iPhone6

I have just purchased an iPhone6 and am having difficulty setting up Mail. I have an iMac, a MacBook and an iPad and all werev easily connected to Apple Mail, hosted by Westnet. With the iPhone I am blocked as it maintains the username or password are incorrect. They are patently correct as

Re: QT problem

Hi Severin, Are you running El Capitan 10.11? The QuickTime plugin is no longer supported on OS X 10.11. Apple disables the QuickTime plug-in in 10.11. If the QT movies are the ones on Jenny’s website, I tried moving the disabled “QuickTime Plugin.plugin” back into Internet Plug-Ins as below a

Re: How to convert a POP email account to IMAP

Hi Ronni, on 16/10/15 12:11, Ronni Brown at ro...@mac.com wrote: > Hi Peter, Neil and Michael, > > Starting in iOS 6 the iOS email setup became smarter, and tries to figure out > whether your ISP supports IMAP, and if it does, creates an IMAP account on the > iPhone. OK, so this explains the n

Re: How to convert a POP email account to IMAP

Hmmm, > The option to choose IMAP or POP does not present until you go to enter the > Outgoing server details. This is not working for me: * Go to settings, mail/contacts/calendars * Select the new Internode account * Next page has an IMAP heading and an ³Account:² box showing the correct email

Re: How to convert a POP email account to IMAP

Your email reply to Peter hit the mailing seconds after I had hit send :-) Waterproof iPhone cases are not meant for taking a swim in the river. Hey Michael, don't push yourself so hard when training on the river. Stick to coaching rowers ;-) Cheers, Ronni Sent from Ronni's iPad4 > On 16 Oct 2

Re: How to convert a POP email account to IMAP

Thanks Ronni, For me it all went awry when my very new iPhone in a very new supposedly water proof case got wet after the carbon fibre shaft of a two month old you-beaut oar snapped and the single scull I was in flipped. The case was not entirely waterproof and the iPhone got a little damp - da

Re: How to convert a POP email account to IMAP

No problem, at least you got there in the end. Enjoy your new IMAP config. Regards Pete.  - Original Message - From: wamug@wamug.org.au To:"List WAMUG Mailing" Cc: Sent:Fri, 16 Oct 2015 12:15:01 +0800 Subject:Re: How to convert a POP email account to IMAP Hello Peter and Neil, Thank yo

Re: How to convert a POP email account to IMAP

Hello Peter and Neil, Thank you for responding. Rather than blunder my way through written instructions from iinet/Westnet I’ve taken the easy way out and everything was sorted out during a phone consultation with a Westnet/Iinet fellow in Melbourne who was able to access my computer through LM

Re: How to convert a POP email account to IMAP

Hi Peter, Neil and Michael, Starting in iOS 6 the iOS email setup became smarter, and tries to figure out whether your ISP supports IMAP, and if it does, creates an IMAP account on the iPhone. If your ISP does not support IMAP it creates a POP3 account. There are 2 problems with this added in

Re: How to convert a POP email account to IMAP

G'day Neil and Michael, I was momentarily puzzled when establishing the IMAP accounts on my IOS devices. The option to choose IMAP or POP does not present until you go to enter the Outgoing server details. if you scroll to the top of that screen, at the top are the push buttons for IMAP OR POP. The

Re: How to convert a POP email account to IMAP

Hi Michael, It's not that mail in iOS can't handle POP accounts - I do have a number of POP accounts on my iPhone, though they would all have been set-up under earlier iOS versions. The problem was setting up a new email account with an internode email address. As soon as I input the mail server

Re: How to convert a POP email account to IMAP

If IMAP is the default setting for IOS on each Apple device, can it be over-ridden and POP specified instead? I use Westnet as ISP I read emails on my laptop and on my iPhone either by logging in through Mail on my Apple devices or by using webmail on whatever computer I could lay my hands on, w

Re: Two step verification

Hi Susan, Zeros removed, fingers crossed! Brian On 15 Oct 2015, at 9:37 PM, Brian Risbey wrote: Ah ha, Thank You Susan, I will check that. Brian On 15 Oct 2015, at 9:26 PM, Susan Hastings mailto:shasti...@iinet.net.au>> wrote: Brian, you don't enter the zero in front of your mobile numbe

Re: Two step verification

Ah ha, Thank You Susan, I will check that. Brian On 15 Oct 2015, at 9:26 PM, Susan Hastings mailto:shasti...@iinet.net.au>> wrote: Brian, you don't enter the zero in front of your mobile number if you are using the 61, just start from the 40. Sent from my iPad On 15 Oct 2015, at 2:16 PM, B

Re: Two step verification

Brian, you don't enter the zero in front of your mobile number if you are using the 61, just start from the 40. Sent from my iPad > On 15 Oct 2015, at 2:16 PM, Brian Risbey wrote: > > Hi All & Ronni, > > I have read and been through all this information, > now according to my iPhone 6 OS9: >

Re: Two step verification

Hi All & Ronni, I have read and been through all this information, now according to my iPhone 6 OS9: Cannot set up Two-Factor Authentication is not available for your apple id at this time. RE: Apple ID: I can change password, see list of Devices, but none of them, all current software updates,

QT problem

I have just noticed that the QT movies in my own webpages will not play on my iMac. They are fine on my iPad. Safari says " plugin failure", Firefox requests activation of QT then plays and Chrome plays straight off. I have removed the plugin from DIVX after a recent upgrade. I am not su