That's relatively obvious since all other mail is http not pop3. Http didn't use SPA, only one server and because of that no authentication option.
..winston

"XRaySpeX" wrote in message ...
: N.B. Don't necessarily extrapolate this for mail servers other than MSN.com
:
: "PA Bear" wrote:
:
: Forwarding winston's reply to Sportsluvr's thread in MSN Discussion to OE
: General and OE6 newsgroups via crosspost.
:
: Followup-To set for MSN Discussion.
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: ~PA Bear
:
: ....winston wrote:
: For OE:
: is required in the Email address field **and** the
: Account
: Name field in both incoming and outgoing server(the outgoing can be
: ignored
: if the user checks the setting on the Outgoing Mail Server/Settings tab to
: use the same as the incoming server).
: SPA should be unchecked i.e. 'Off' for both Incoming and Outgoing Servers
: Leave the Outgoing Server requires Authentication checked.
:
: For OL:
: is required in the E-mail address field ***and** the
: Username field in both Logon Information/Username field and the More
: Settings/Outgoing Server/Username filed
: - similar to OE if one chooses the option to use the same settings as
: the incoming server on the Outgoing Server tab, the is
: not
: necessary on that tab.
: Leave the My Outgoing Server requires authentication checked on the More
: Settings/Outgoing server tab.
: SPA - same as above, unchecked...i.e. 'Off' for both Incoming and Outgoing
: Servers
:
: Ports:
: As instructed or posted earlier..
: Incoming 995, Outgoing 25
:
: