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On Monday, September 10, 2012 9:40:10 AM UTC+7, CRS wrote: > > > Thanks. In addition to the config changes I also had to set the proxy > to 192..... to get rid of the connection error. But even after this I was > getting > "UNKNOWN ERROR" message. > > Meanwhile since the patch was made available (thanks to ztest), I gave up. > Thanks anyway for the pointer. Next time I have a problem, will try it > out. > > CR > > On Monday, 10 September 2012 02:36:35 UTC+5:30, nunoleite75 wrote: >> >> Hi! >> >> This program works by accessing the webmail and converts that access as a >> pop3 account, so it works in every Email client. Yes in use it on >> Thunderbird of course. >> >> The only configuration you need to do is: >> pop3 server: localhost and port 2000 >> smtp server: localhost and port 25 >> >> Login and password example: >> login: [email protected] >> password: (the password of your webmail) >> >> That's it >> >> On Saturday, September 8, 2012 6:06:52 PM UTC+1, CRS wrote: >>> >>> Thanks! But I have a question. The under manual talks of only Outlook >>> Express. >>> Have you used it on TB? >>> >>> Thanks >>> CR >>> >>> On Saturday, 8 September 2012 19:21:37 UTC+5:30, nunoleite75 wrote: >>>> >>>> I'm using a temporary solution: >>>> FreePops: www.freepops.org >>>> >>>> With this program you can configure webmail (yahoo, hotmail, gmail and >>>> many others) as normal pop3 and smtp server. >>>> >>>> I can help using this, you will find it very easy. >>>> >>>> Chears, >>>> Nuno Leite >>>> >>>
