-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Receiving 2 posts from the list
- From: ~OoO~ <SirTroth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: cristy <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 09:39:16 -0400
In OE, goto TOOLS > ACCOUNTS. Then, under the MAIL directory, you should only
see one thing listed, since you said you only have one email address in there.
Don't worry about the other stuff on the other tabs, they're supposed to be
there.
Select that one mail account you have there, highlight it and select
PROPERTIES. Click to the ADVANCED tab. At the bottom, where it says DELIVERY,
that should be unchecked. Make sure that's so (unchecked). Also... on that same
tab, the port numbers listed above, the outgoing should be 25 and the incoming
should be 110. While this along wouldn't cause the problem, if the incoming
port is something other than 110, you may be using a proxy server on your
system, which could be the problem (some of the older version of Norton
AntiVirus work this way). So, if that incoming port is anything other than 110,
then we have a few more things to look at.
You can also try to completely remove that email address from the MAIL tab.
Once removed, add it again from scratch, and see if that fixes the problem...
could be some screwed up setting you don't realize you have.
---Troth
::: Original Message
::: Sent Fri, 13 Aug 2004 08:38:01 -0400 by cristy
> I think I only have one. but under tools account, there is my pop.east cox
> account and four directory services or something that I did not put there.
> I do want to have other email accounts on there in a few weeks for my family
> but have not done that yet. I have another computer through a dial up
> service with an email account but would not think that could do anything.
> Sometimes I get three of the same posts and am now getting some email back
> that I already read and deleted.
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