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How to set up AppleMail to get your email on 123-reg.co.uk
9/4/2008 by david.
Open the Apple Mail application. Once open click on the Mail menu and pick Preferences.
Click on to the Account Information tab and click on the + on the bottom left to add a new account.
Use the following details for setting up your account.
Account Type: POP Account
Description: Account Description
This can be anything you like
Email Address: you@yourdomain.co.uk
Full Name: You’re Display Name
This will be the senders name
Incoming Mail Server:
pophost.123-reg.co.uk
User Name: Pop Box User Name
Password: Pop Box Password.
Once you have filled that part out click the Options button in the Outgoing Mail Server section.
123-reg.co.uk don’t currently provide outgoing SMTP services so we suggest you use your Internet Providers SMTP server.
If you are unsure of any of these settings please contact your internet provider.
Outgoing Mail Server: SMTP.YourISP.com
Server Port: 25
Authentication:
User Name:
Password:
Click “OK”
You should now be able to send and receive emails using Mail.
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Sick of only be able to send 20mb attachments in Email
3/11/2006 by david.
Just been reading my mails and spotted a small footnote, 1&1 Internet no give you the possibility of sending Email’s with a 50MB attachment. This is a 250% increase on the old limit, looks like email is getting better at last!
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