Besure that in options under sending mail that secure sockets when
sending says 'alternate port'.
At 11:00 PM 12/4/2016, you wrote:
NOW SOME TIMES YOU WILL GET THE SSL ERROR WHEN SENDING. THEN YOU WILL HAVE TO GO BACK INTO PERSONALITIES TO INCOMING AND RESET THESSL AGAIN.
tim m
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> On Dec 4, 2016, at 12:01 PM, ratshtron <northstarr1950@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> a little more on how to do thessl info buttons in eudora. if you go to personalities under tools, you will first land on your dominant account. arrow down to the account you want to fix and press ctrl+enter. now, you can shift tab to the ssl info button here and if you receive the error then, press ctrl+tab to move to the incoming mail tab and then tab to the ssl info button here and press enter. you will probably not receive the error this time. shift tab to the ssl manager button and press enter. now, simply right arrow till nothing is spoken by your screen reader and now, tab 9 times to the add certificate to trusted and press the spacebar. now, you will have to use your review function of your screen reader to move to the bottom right of the screen and left mouse click on the done button.now, tab to the o.k. button and press enter and once again tab to the o.k. button and press enter. now, close all your screens with ctrl+w and now check for mail. hope this helps.
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