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September 19th, 2006, 10:41 PM
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Sending mail from another location
I cannot seem to send mail from a friends house using his wireless
connection. Outlook 2003 returns an error message saying the mail cannot be delivered. Do I need to change a setting in order to use another wireless account? I look forward to your help. Bob. 
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September 20th, 2006, 12:21 AM
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BoB Brazie wrote:
I cannot seem to send mail from a friends house using his wireless connection. Outlook 2003 returns an error message saying the mail cannot be delivered. Do I need to change a setting in order to use another wireless account? Yes. You need to change the SMTP server to be the one used by the network where you are. -- Brian Tillman
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September 20th, 2006, 01:05 AM
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Thanks, is there a way to set Outlook to find and use what is available?
Where do I change the SMTP server number at? Location in Outlook? When I am at motels with wireless connections I can send mails and it works just fine. I wonder why. "Brian Tillman" wrote in message ... BoB Brazie wrote: I cannot seem to send mail from a friends house using his wireless connection. Outlook 2003 returns an error message saying the mail cannot be delivered. Do I need to change a setting in order to use another wireless account? Yes. You need to change the SMTP server to be the one used by the network where you are. -- Brian Tillman
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September 20th, 2006, 03:46 PM
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BoB Brazie wrote:
Thanks, is there a way to set Outlook to find and use what is available? Not without third-party tools. Where do I change the SMTP server number at? Location in Outlook? In your account properties. When I am at motels with wireless connections I can send mails and it works just fine. I wonder why. The ISPs they use allow it. The one your friend uses doesn't. -- Brian Tillman
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September 20th, 2006, 09:58 PM
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Sending mail from another location
Thanks, that all makes sense.
Do you think there is a setting in the wireless modem properties that would allow this? If it helps it's a DSL modem from qwest, the 2 wire model. "Brian Tillman" wrote in message ... BoB Brazie wrote: Thanks, is there a way to set Outlook to find and use what is available? Not without third-party tools. Where do I change the SMTP server number at? Location in Outlook? In your account properties. When I am at motels with wireless connections I can send mails and it works just fine. I wonder why. The ISPs they use allow it. The one your friend uses doesn't. -- Brian Tillman
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September 21st, 2006, 04:00 AM
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BoB Brazie wrote:
Do you think there is a setting in the wireless modem properties that would allow this? If it helps it's a DSL modem from qwest, the 2 wire model. Not within the modem, since it's an Outlook account property. I'm assuming that your friend has given you the access key for the 2-Wire router so that you can connect to the Internet. -- Brian Tillman
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September 21st, 2006, 04:51 AM
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Sending mail from another location
Thanks for the reply.
I am connected to the internet with his wireless (I'm paying for it) ((son?)) and can browse to my hearts content. g It's just the mail thing I don't understand. I can cc my mail account (through another ISP) and I receive it just fine but others on my list bounce back. "Brian Tillman" wrote in message ... BoB Brazie wrote: Do you think there is a setting in the wireless modem properties that would allow this? If it helps it's a DSL modem from qwest, the 2 wire model. Not within the modem, since it's an Outlook account property. I'm assuming that your friend has given you the access key for the 2-Wire router so that you can connect to the Internet. -- Brian Tillman
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September 21st, 2006, 01:52 PM
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BoB Brazie wrote:
Thanks for the reply. I am connected to the internet with his wireless (I'm paying for it) ((son?)) and can browse to my hearts content. g It's just the mail thing I don't understand. I can cc my mail account (through another ISP) and I receive it just fine but others on my list bounce back. See if this article halps: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290842/en-us -- Brian Tillman
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September 22nd, 2006, 03:54 PM
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Thanks, I think that cleared it up. g
"Brian Tillman" wrote in message ... BoB Brazie wrote: Thanks for the reply. I am connected to the internet with his wireless (I'm paying for it) ((son?)) and can browse to my hearts content. g It's just the mail thing I don't understand. I can cc my mail account (through another ISP) and I receive it just fine but others on my list bounce back. See if this article halps: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290842/en-us -- Brian Tillman
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