![]() In the left pane, select Outgoing Server (SMTP) from the bottom of the list.Requires that you have an internet connection when viewing emails.Good for accessing emails from many computers (from the office to your home).IMAP: Accesses emails only when you are viewing them, always keeping a copy on the server.Since the emails are downloaded and removed from the server, you cannot receive emails on other computers you may have.Good for preventing your inbox from becoming slow or full. ![]() POP: Downloads emails to your local computer and removes the copy from the server.If you plan on setting up your mail on many computers use IMAP. Select either POP or IMAP - both are supported on our servers.Edit the Server names and Port to the exact settings desired.Click the Stop button to stop the auto-configuration feature.Thunderbird will take care of the rest! Using the Manual Configuration Options When using the auto-configuration for account set up, choose whether you would like to use IMAP or POP connections. You can either allow the default lookup or click the Stop button to proceed with the Manual Configuration. Thunderbird will try to determine your account settings based on the domain portion of your email address (that is, the portion after the symbol). are acceptable as long as they are set up in the hosting control panel. This does NOT have to be your Email addresses such as etc. ![]()
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