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Guys, my parents have just installed Tiscali broadband at thier home PC.
Previously, they'd used BTInternet via dial-up for web and mail. I am trying to set up their machine so that the can continue to use their old BT internet email address via Outlook Express, and I am failing. I have the incoming mail sorted, however, apparantly, BT internet needs to "authenticate" smtp?? Now, I have ticked the "My server requires authentication" box, but when I send/receive, the password and user name authentication window pops up, and will not send email. Inbcidentally, on this window, the save password box is ticked, but greyed out. Any ideas before I throw myself, and their PC from a high window? Cheers Chris Chris Macnamara |
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Chris Macnamara wrote:
> Guys, my parents have just installed Tiscali broadband at thier home PC. > Previously, they'd used BTInternet via dial-up for web and mail. > I am trying to set up their machine so that the can continue to use their > old BT internet email address via Outlook Express, and I am failing. > I have the incoming mail sorted, however, apparantly, BT internet needs to > "authenticate" smtp?? Now, I have ticked the "My server requires > authentication" box, but when I send/receive, the password and user name > authentication window pops up, and will not send email. Inbcidentally, on > this window, the save password box is ticked, but greyed out. > Any ideas before I throw myself, and their PC from a high window? Just set-up IE to use the tiscali smtp server "smtp.tiscali.co.uk" as the default server and send all your mail through that. The BT smtp server will only work if your connecting through a BT dial up or BB account. -- Steve In the eyes of a cat, all things belong to cats. - English Proverb |
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Chris Macnamara wrote:
> Guys, my parents have just installed Tiscali broadband at thier home PC. > > Previously, they'd used BTInternet via dial-up for web and mail. > > I am trying to set up their machine so that the can continue to use their > old BT internet email address via Outlook Express, and I am failing. > > I have the incoming mail sorted, however, apparantly, BT internet needs to > "authenticate" smtp?? Now, I have ticked the "My server requires > authentication" box, but when I send/receive, the password and user name > authentication window pops up, and will not send email. Inbcidentally, on > this window, the save password box is ticked, but greyed out. > > Any ideas before I throw myself, and their PC from a high window? Use the Tiscali SMTP -- Abo |
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>> Guys, my parents have just installed Tiscali broadband at thier home PC. >> >> Previously, they'd used BTInternet via dial-up for web and mail. >> >> I am trying to set up their machine so that the can continue to use their >> old BT internet email address via Outlook Express, and I am failing. >> >> I have the incoming mail sorted, however, apparantly, BT internet needs >> to "authenticate" smtp?? Now, I have ticked the "My server requires >> authentication" box, but when I send/receive, the password and user name >> authentication window pops up, and will not send email. Inbcidentally, on >> this window, the save password box is ticked, but greyed out. >> >> Any ideas before I throw myself, and their PC from a high window? > > Use the Tiscali SMTP > > -- > Abo Thanks for the fast responses guys. Cheers Chris |
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