All of my e-mails are going to Outlook Express and should be going to sbcglobal.net. How do I correct this?
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You need to set SBC GLOBAL.NET as your primary email so Outlook Express does'nt open up.
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You may need to make some adjustments to your e-mail account.  If using Outlook Express, go to Tools-->Accounts and under the "Mail" tab, select your e-mail account and click the "properties" button.  Once there, select the "servers" tab, and at the bottom the the pop up box there will be a "My server requires authentication" area.  Make sure the box is checked beside this, then click the "settings" button beside that area, and make sure to check off "Use the same settings as my incoming mail server.'  \n\nTo send e-mail, most servers require you to authenticate them and use the same settings as your incoming mail.
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The respond address is not correct; a problem that often occurs when users are easygoing in typing their own address.\nYou can look into the header of the e-mail.\nThere you can find back the real e-mailaddress where it came from.\nIn Outlook Express: Open the message\nThen from menu File => Properties click on Tab Details.\nSearch for the correct address.\nIn Outlook: Open the message\nThen from Menu View=> Options you can see the internetheaders. Search for the right address.
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I really can't answer that question because i have the exact same problem with outlook express on my computer. the best advice i can give is to get an email account through somewhere else. Outlook express sucks. lol
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The only way is to:goto outlook express> file>import>messages\nor file>export>messages to export your messages
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Try using the new yahoo beta e-mail, its identical to outlook express.
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That should have been an options when you setup your sbcglobal account.  Try signing into your sbcglobal email, and checking the "options"...there used to be a way to merge your Yahoo to your sbcglobal account.
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Set up an exchange server.  If you have an ISP with e-mail calendars you can export your calendar from Outlook and import it online.
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go to internet explorer.\ngo to 'tools' and click properties\nclick the programs tab\nclick on 'email'\nchange it to outlook express.\nclick apply
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What email program are you using now?\n\nIf the program you use now has the ability to export mail and contact details, then do so and import it into Outlook Express.\n\nYou also need to go into Outlook's settings and configure the POP and SMTP servers. You should be able to find this information in the settings of your current program. If not, try getting in touch with the company that provides your email and ask them what to do (or check their webpage to see if the have instructions there).
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your browser has nothing to do with your mail settings.....you need to open your mail client and go into the account settings and check the settings for both pop (incoming) and smtp (outgoing).\nIf you are able to receive mail your pop settings are okay but your smtp is not.\nCheck with your isp to see what it should be set at (e.g. if you have at&t Yahoo it's pop.sbcglobal.yahoo.com and smtp.sbcglobal.yahoo.com)
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your yahoo account will be unmerged from your sbc account, you will no longer have premium services nor have the email address with "@sbcglobal.net" instead you will have your regular ID and your email will be with "@yahoo.com" now, all of your emails will be saved, and your settings too. make sure you update your email addresses in stuff like mailing lists and stuff so that you wont miss any emails ;)
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i have found this problem too. when you forward and add something ti seems to go in subject box, but new mails seem to be in seperate line above.
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You need to 'train' your junk filter about what is and what isn't junk.\n\nGo through your spam folder and mark the 'Not Spam' as just that. After a few dozen messages your spam filter will start to get better at working out what is and isn't spam coming to you.\n\nThis is, of course, assuming you haven't put a 'bad' rule into your spam filter telling it to send everything to 'spam'.\n\nFinal idea use Thunderbird instead of Outlook Express and thereby get access to its better implemented spam filtering.\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird/\n\n///\n\n///
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Your out going mail server is not properly configured. to correct this problem do the following.\n\nFrom Outlook's main screen, click on tools, email accounts, select "view or change existing accounts", select CHANGE,\nin the out going mail server (SMTP), tape in your ISP smtp info.  it should be something like this:\nsmtp.bellnet.ca\n\nYou can also call your ISP for help in this matter
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Go to help.sbcglobal.net (no "www" in front of it.)\nIndicate which SBC Yahoo service you use and your email domain, and then you will be taken to another page.\nClick on Downloads and you'll have access to the various software offered by SBC Yahoo.
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What e-mail program or site are you using?\n\nIf you are using a client such as outlook there is a different way to do it then if you are using web mail such as yahoo or hotmail.