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Step
#1
Make sure you have first downloaded and installed Eudora
Light before proceeding.
Once you have downloaded and installed Eudora Light, open the application. Once
it is open and running, go to "Tools,"
then select "Options" from the
pull-down menu. You should now see a pop-up window labeled "Options"
with "Getting Started."
Now proceed to Step #2 for details
on how to setup a new POP3 account in Eudora Light.
Step
#2
You should now see a pop-up window on your screen labeled "Getting
Started." This screen will be asking for POP account, Real Name
and Return address. This name will show up on all mail sent from the e-mail
address you are creating. Fill out the requested information. Below is an
example of what you should see if you use your master POP3 account. Remember
that you can setup Eudora Light for any POP3 account you wish.
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You@Yourdomain.com |
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Your Name |
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You@Yourdomain.com |
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Ensure that Winsock is selected as your Connection Method. Once you have filled
in this screen, proceed to Step #3.
Step
#3
Now select "Personal Info" from
the Category listing on the left of the window. You should see a new window with
the same fields already filled out with information used in the previous step.
Please review this window and review its accuracy, if the information is
correct, you will not need to do anything, and you can proceed to Step #4.
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You@Yourdomain.com |
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Your Name |
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You@Yourdomain.com |
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If the information on your screen is correct, proceed
to Step #4.
Step
#4
Now select "Hosts" from the
Category listing on the left of the window. You should see a new window with POP
account, SMTP, Ph, and Finger. Since POP account should already be filled in,
you only need to complete SMTP. Do not fill out Ph and Finger, just leave these
fields blank.
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mail.yourdomain.com |
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mail.yourdomain.com |
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Congratulations! You have now properly configured Eudora Light to send and
receive your e-mail! You can further customize your e-mail settings by selecting
other options from the "Category" list as well. "Category"
list as well.
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