Are special settings needed in order to send emails to countries such as Irag?
923320
There are no special settings required for sending e-mail.  Also not all bases in Iraq have Internet access.  Hopefully you will hear from him soon!
46425
The exact details depend on your email client. Your email client may or may not have a preference setting for configuring time format.
48449
Are you using the proper country codes, e.g., ".fr" for France and ".nz" for New Zealand, isof  ".com" or  ".whatever" you would use for emailing within the USA?
678392
I get them also. Don't respond to them (even in anger) and after a while it slows down. I have a spam filter with Nortons Internet Security and it diverts them into a spam folder.\nYour email client should be able to filter out emails using key words such as 'Nigeria' etc. Check out the options.\nCheers
73879
Depends on the mail provider you are using.  You should have a profile or preferences link...or a help link if the first 2 choices are not obvious.
1096766
there is a setting in most email accounts that will let you forward an incoming emails to a different email address.
66247
it is not open to all\nyou can use gmail only by invitation.
676538
First question would be why..?? \n\nBut as for how to do it \nCreate an allow rule which allows http and https traffic to *.hotmail.com within ISA \nand then create a deny rule for http and https which falls after the above noted rules
614977
Your webhosting guy is the only one who can solve this for you.\n\nTo make sure you dont run into this issue, use ASP Coding to send email yourself.
253196
Agreed, a simple mailto link is the cheap and easy fix:\n\n<p><a href="mailto:support @ mydomain.com">Ask For Help</a></p>
474403
It doesnt matter at all. E-mail is not like phones with local or international calls. You can send email to anybody anywhere around the globe as long as you have its email address.
866950
The email actually does not go from Ireland to Japan. The email which you send goes to your email server, which then takes care of sending it to the email server of the recipient.\n\nSo, if both of you are using yahoo mail, it wouldn't take more than a few seconds. but if both of you are using a different mail servers, for example like a university mail server, then it might take a lot of time depending on the policy of your mail server. some mail servers deliver mails every few minutes instead of as and when they receive it.
574346
There shouldn't be a problem. The email must be wrong. Try adding ".uk" at the end of the email address.
584163
Can't realistically email, use a file transfer site such as this\nhttp://www.verzend.be/?page=index
167232
You could try using the Thunderbird email client. There are hundreds of extensions for it and one of them may have that ability. If not you always have the option to create the extension yourself, it's that configurable!
591699
Sure, you can send it, but they usually send jumk mail from "phantom" email addresses that they never check, so it won't do you much good.  Nice idea though!  :)
205092
Well if someone tells you to email them at a certain address, they should tell you the whole address because it can end with just about any country code. If you know the main part but not the end, then chances are you could guess and send emails to both .com and .co.in and hope one of them goes through to the person you want to send it to.