Let me throw a wrench in the works here...
MANY ISP's do not allow users to use SMTP
servers outside the ISP's own domain while using
Port 25, (the standard port for outgoing e-mail.)
Picking up POP3 mail is easy and should work for
anyone with the account name and password.
There are several partial work-arounds.
There are limitations to everything I have tried
with Yahoo in combination with MY ISP.
The best way to work around this is to use a service
(and different e-mail address) that will cost money.
Summary: Try what the other person said, but do not
be real surprised if it will never work.
One last warning: Some "other" ISP's refuse ANY
Yahoo e-mail unless it comes DIRECTLY from an
actual Yahoo owned SMTP server. (This "cripples"
the most "common" work-around...)
Rick Glazier (from a "crippled" work-around account...)
(Nawshard, I CC:ed this to you to see if it bounces.)
From: "Jeffrey Ottie" <[log in to unmask]>
(Other persons answer WAS here...)
>> From: "Nawshard, Mohammed, Hanif" <[log in to unmask]>
>> Could any one help me to configure my yahoo mail in Outlook express..?
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