Cymbal Man Freq. wrote:
[From: "Cymbal Man Freq." Don't g]
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Brian Tillman wrote ...

Piano Lady 88 wrote ...
[From: "Piano Lady 88" ]
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Verizon sent me an e-mail saying to change Outlook to port 587 for
sending mail, but when I try to adjust the settings in Outlook 2003 for a
Hotmail Account, I just get the Username/Password prompt from Outlook
Connector and it won't let me advance to more settings. I was able to
change it for a Verizon Account no problem.

Of course you can't change it for the Hotmail account. Verizon's
information was for a POP account using their service, not Hotmail's.

Thank you. I'll cross my fingers that there won't be a problem 2 weeks from
now when Verizon closes port 25.

Piano LADY becomes Cymbal MAN. Hmm, you're perhaps a hermophrodite?
You changed the e-mail field in each of your posts. Don't nymshift, a
behavior associated with trolls and spammers.

Verizon doesn't own Microsoft. Verizon doesn't own Microsoft's Hotmail
service. Verizon doesn't care about Hotmail customers connect to
Hotmail. Reread Verizon's e-mail. It only applies to THEIR e-mail
service. Verizon is telling you how to change settings in your e-mail
client for it to connect to /*Verizon's*/ SMTP mail server.

Also, you can't change the port for Hotmail since you defined an
HTTP/Deltasync account using the Outlook Connector add-on. If you had
defined a POP account in Outlook for Hotmail access then you can change
the port (and must change it from the client's default of 25 for SMTP).