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email Via POP while travelling.

Gadgetman496 · 2009-07-04 13:52:27

Ok, I use Outlook & Outlook Express for all my email (just don't like Webmail). All my accounts have to have the outgoing SMTP settings for my ISP & the incoming POP for whichever email provider I'm using for that particular account. If I am travelling & connecting on a third party system or via WiFi? is there any software…

04-07-2009 1:52pm

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Gadgetman496

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Ok,

I use Outlook & Outlook Express for all my email (just don't like Webmail).

All my accounts have to have the outgoing SMTP settings for my ISP & the incoming POP for whichever email provider I'm using for that particular account.

If I am travelling & connecting on a third party system or via WiFi? is there any software or any other way I can send & receive my mail through Outlook/Outlook Express automatically without having to find & change POP & SMTP settings on my Lappy?

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#2 04-07-2009 4:18pm

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Gmail, get a gmail account and get it to retrieve your mail via pop then you can use outlook via pop/smtp to send and receive from the original acc setting the reply to address to the original address. Hope that makes sense.

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#3 04-07-2009 7:32pm

ntlbell

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depending on how your ISP has set the auth up on the smtp server you should be able to auth from other networks to your isp's smtp server

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