SMTP & POP3's ?
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Do they have webmail enabled? TBH that's the easiest way. However.... You can send when on another ISP's network with your BlueYonder account using SMTP Auth and what you want to know is here
Stu,
Try this (you can use it at work too):
Go to: http://mail2web.com
Put in your e-mail address and password
Bingo, use it anywhere in the world.
Try this (you can use it at work too):
Go to: http://mail2web.com
Put in your e-mail address and password
Bingo, use it anywhere in the world.
Blueyonder's email can be accessed at http://webmail.blueyonder.co.uk
Or via servers pop3.blueyonder.co.uk for incoming and smtp.blueyonder.co.uk for outgoing mail if you are using outlook express etc...
Or via servers pop3.blueyonder.co.uk for incoming and smtp.blueyonder.co.uk for outgoing mail if you are using outlook express etc...
Is that secure Greg? I haven't seen it before and I'm just naturally suspicious about my password being captured etc.
Stu, are you using Outlook or Outlook Express and which version. You can't do it by design unless you're using Microsoft Exchange with offline access enabled, but I might be able to figure a fudge out depending on what you're using.
Stu, are you using Outlook or Outlook Express and which version. You can't do it by design unless you're using Microsoft Exchange with offline access enabled, but I might be able to figure a fudge out depending on what you're using.
BliarOut said:
Stu, are you using Outlook or Outlook Express and which version. You can't do it by design unless you're using Microsoft Exchange with offline access enabled, but I might be able to figure a fudge out depending on what you're using.
Outlook 2003
I remember that when I setup my Laptop with my Blueyonder Outlook account, it asked me do I wish to duplicate? I ticked no (stupidly)
So how do I go back and change that to duplicate without uninstalling the accounts and then re-installing them?
>> Edited by shadytree on Friday 10th February 11:34
shadytree said:
Thanks Rob, that looks perfect.
How about duplicating incoming/outgoing mails on my Desktop PC and Laptop?
Currently they only go to where I connect, ie. Laptop or PC.
Would be nice to have them duplicated so I can see all my mails where ever I am.
I don't *think* you can do this. There's usually an option to leave the mail on the server, so you could access it via a web browser from any PC, but once it's downloaded to one machine you can't download it again.
BliarOut said:If you log off, yes, it is secure.
Is that secure Greg? I haven't seen it before and I'm just naturally suspicious about my password being captured etc.
Stu, are you using Outlook or Outlook Express and which version. You can't do it by design unless you're using Microsoft Exchange with offline access enabled, but I might be able to figure a fudge out depending on what you're using.
Are you familiar with .pst files? Basically all your stuff is stored in one file called a .pst. You will have two of them, one on your lappy and one on your PC.
What you could do is work out which one is larger and then do an import from the smaller one to the larger one to get all your e-mail in one .PST file. Then copy this file and overwrite it on the other machine. It depends on how often you switch machines as to what you do next.
I would suggest you enable "leave a copy of stored e-mails" enabled on the machine you use least and not on the "main" one. That way when you use the main machine it sweeps the e-mails off the server and stores them in the main .PST file.
Then, before you go a roaming copy the main .PST back onto the roamer. It's a bit messy, but it would work. Depends on how big the files are as to how easy it is to do.
The default file location is something like
C:\Documents and Settings\Shady\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook
I would move the files to a simpler location while you're about it, such as c:\mail\shady.pst
TBH a switch to a roaming webmail type account would be much easier in the long run.
What you could do is work out which one is larger and then do an import from the smaller one to the larger one to get all your e-mail in one .PST file. Then copy this file and overwrite it on the other machine. It depends on how often you switch machines as to what you do next.
I would suggest you enable "leave a copy of stored e-mails" enabled on the machine you use least and not on the "main" one. That way when you use the main machine it sweeps the e-mails off the server and stores them in the main .PST file.
Then, before you go a roaming copy the main .PST back onto the roamer. It's a bit messy, but it would work. Depends on how big the files are as to how easy it is to do.
The default file location is something like
C:\Documents and Settings\Shady\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook
I would move the files to a simpler location while you're about it, such as c:\mail\shady.pst
TBH a switch to a roaming webmail type account would be much easier in the long run.
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