Actually most of the major (National/International) ISPs have this
information readily available at their web sites. By researching all of
them I learned enough to get my first tech support job. Just about every
known Email client is covered (less folks still running Commodores). I've
even seen set-ups for Dreamcast machines.
Regrettably my reference library went bye-bye last fall, due to a scum
sucking ..... FreeBSD developer wannabe, (contact me off line if you must
know his name) who decided to experiment with my web site since I didn't
have any live online web pages, just a personal reference library.
Anyway I think this would be reinventing the wheel
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jonathan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2000 7:59 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] OT Somewhat - ISPs with multiple email client support
> In the past we've had to put together documentation on e-mail client
> configuration. I think every ISP or support provider has had to at one
> point or another. End-users seem to need a very verbose documentation and
> pictures before they figure something as simple as email configuration
out.
>
> I was considering maybe putting together a page where we could all
> contribute text and screen shots on configuring different clients on
> different platforms. Most of us dont have access to older clients, or in
> mac clients for example. If anyone is interested in contributing screen
> shots of a few clients' mail config screens, feel free to e-mail me
> off-list. I can assemble all of them on to a site. I would suggest setting
> the settings to something like smtp.YourISP.com and pop3.YourISP.com - the
> rest of you can always Photoshop these images. :)
>
> Again, if anyone's interested in contributing, or if this comprehensive
> list would be helpful to you, feel free to contact me directly,
>
> Jonathan
>
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