[pchelpers] Re: email address change-please point me

John,

Thanks, the blanks were firing in my mind because I was unsure of who would
be their ISP provider. When I learned it would be the the new T1 providers
with their
communication lines the lights went on, as you said. Xspedius communications
will set up the email accounts when they connect their ISP service. Then, I
will be notified to make the HTML changes to reflect the email address with
their domain name and link data on the site at Pair.com where they are
already paid ahead for three years of hosting.

My task will be the most simple of what needs to be done.

Louis
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John Durham" <john.modec@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <pchelpers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, June 23, 2003 6:58 PM
Subject: [pchelpers] Re: email address change-please point me


> The person who set up the server or runs it should be able to give you
> the correct information to set up an email account. Such things as POP
> and SMTP addresses, any logon/passwords required or any special
> information related to that server come from the provider. Apart from
> that, you just need to know how to create an email account on your PC.
> Louis M Hall wrote:
>
> >Several years ago I set up a simple web page or two for
> >a friend. The domain name is Welshlumber.com. The
> >site is at Pair.com. Three of the principals at the
> >company have email addresses as firstone@xxxxxxx,
> >secondone@xxxxxxx, thirdone@xxxxxxxx So, they connect
> >to AOL to do their things. Now I guess they are going to expedia.com,
> >or at least for email. They are getting away from AOL
> >
> >I have been asked to get them three email addresses which
> >will become firstone@xxxxxxxxxxx, secondone@xxxxxxxxxxx,
> >and thirdone@xxxxxxxxxxxx They will continue to use Pair.com
> >for housing their site with Welshlumber.com as the domain name.
> >
> >My friend tells me they want to go to expedia for their email as
> >expedia has a T1 line going into their building. I remember something
> >about the incoming [POP] server, "pop" and outgoing[SMTP] server,
> >"smtp" that is part of setting up email, but not much more.
> >
> >I can't even think of the right question to ask, or who to ask, i.e. do I
> >ask my friends if they are going to use Outlook Express, or do I try to
get them set up
> >through my contacting expedia.com..
> >

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