-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Thunderbird

Thanks for your response. It installed all right and
copied my settings from Outlook Express but it doesn't
connect and I can't get the error message to display.
It just says my ISP responded. (like duh). I think it
might be a security setting but have not got around to
that yet - just waiting for the weekend :) I actually
use 3 web based services for email but do like the
personal one as well. My ISP is Bell Sympatico - it
includes high speed and phone for $45.00 a month total
including tax (no add on hidden charges) which is why
I put up with them.

--- ~OoO~ <SirTroth@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> No support just means that they won't help you set
> it up, basically... like in their help files, or
> auto-setup on their site.
> Who is your ISP?
>

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