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Old January 30th 07, 03:36 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
Sportsluvr
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Default New POP3/SMTP Outlook Express settings for MSN ISP customers

When I click on below link--I get message that the link does not exist.

Can anyone help me out with the below 4 questions I posted in this thread?
Many thanks to those who are able to respons!!


"PA Bear" wrote:

As they're MSN-specific, you'd be much better of posting your questions to
MSN Discussion newsgroup where they're familiar with the ins & outs of these
changes: microsoft.public.msn.dicussion

Via the web-interface:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities....msn.dicussion

Via your newsreader:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof....msn.dicussion
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User)


Sportsluvr wrote:
'PA Bear' I appreciate your response which provided a link to a google
group
discussion of this. Unfortunately it doesn't address any of my below
questions. I would be very appreciative if another Microsft MVP could
address these questions (and hopefully it will benefit all MSN POP3
users!):

1) Regarding the 'SERVER TAB' in Outlook Express:
It does NOT instruct as to whether I should ALSO remove the check in the
box
for for 'My server requires authentication' in 'Outgoing Mail Server'
box
in 'SERVER TAB'. Presently it has always been checked and within it's
'SETTINGS' button it it says to 'use same settings as incoming mail
server'
is selected/checcked. Should I keep the the box for 'my server
requires
authentication' in 'Outgoing mail server' section of 'SERVER TAB'
checked???
[Again there is no instruction as to whether to uncheck that box.]

2) Regarding the 'ADVANCED TAB' IN Outlook Express:
Please note, I am aware from the instruction emailed to MSN POP3 users
that
under the 'ADVANCED TAB' that the boxes for 'this server requires an
secure
connecton (SSL) BOTH nned to be checked now under the 'server port area',
and that the incoming server Port # needs to be changed from 110 to 995,
while apparently the outgoing server port will remain unchanged as Port
25???

3) Also, for those MSN POP3 users, has changing these setting (from
pop3/smtp.email.msn.com to pop3/smtp.live.com ) caused difficulties
receving
pop3 mail in OE or sending mail??

4) I heard from MSN tech support that there are problems and for me to
await revised emailed instructions, which I haven't received yet; the
February 1st deadline is quickly approaching. Anyone know of what these
revised Outlook Express instructions are and when they are being emailed??

Thanks in advance for answering the above four question!



  #2  
Old January 30th 07, 06:58 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
McGyver
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Default New POP3/SMTP Outlook Express settings for MSN ISP customers

PA Bear misspelled "Discussion" in his second link. The corrected link is:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...msn.discussion

McGyver

"Sportsluvr" wrote:

When I click on below link--I get message that the link does not exist.

Can anyone help me out with the below 4 questions I posted in this thread?
Many thanks to those who are able to respons!!


"PA Bear" wrote:

As they're MSN-specific, you'd be much better of posting your questions to
MSN Discussion newsgroup where they're familiar with the ins & outs of these
changes: microsoft.public.msn.dicussion

Via the web-interface:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities....msn.dicussion

Via your newsreader:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof....msn.dicussion
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User)


Sportsluvr wrote:
'PA Bear' I appreciate your response which provided a link to a google
group
discussion of this. Unfortunately it doesn't address any of my below
questions. I would be very appreciative if another Microsft MVP could
address these questions (and hopefully it will benefit all MSN POP3
users!):

1) Regarding the 'SERVER TAB' in Outlook Express:
It does NOT instruct as to whether I should ALSO remove the check in the
box
for for 'My server requires authentication' in 'Outgoing Mail Server'
box
in 'SERVER TAB'. Presently it has always been checked and within it's
'SETTINGS' button it it says to 'use same settings as incoming mail
server'
is selected/checcked. Should I keep the the box for 'my server
requires
authentication' in 'Outgoing mail server' section of 'SERVER TAB'
checked???
[Again there is no instruction as to whether to uncheck that box.]

2) Regarding the 'ADVANCED TAB' IN Outlook Express:
Please note, I am aware from the instruction emailed to MSN POP3 users
that
under the 'ADVANCED TAB' that the boxes for 'this server requires an
secure
connecton (SSL) BOTH nned to be checked now under the 'server port area',
and that the incoming server Port # needs to be changed from 110 to 995,
while apparently the outgoing server port will remain unchanged as Port
25???

3) Also, for those MSN POP3 users, has changing these setting (from
pop3/smtp.email.msn.com to pop3/smtp.live.com ) caused difficulties
receving
pop3 mail in OE or sending mail??

4) I heard from MSN tech support that there are problems and for me to
await revised emailed instructions, which I haven't received yet; the
February 1st deadline is quickly approaching. Anyone know of what these
revised Outlook Express instructions are and when they are being emailed??

Thanks in advance for answering the above four question!



  #3  
Old January 30th 07, 09:55 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
PA Bear
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Posts: 3,031
Default New POP3/SMTP Outlook Express settings for MSN ISP customers

Oops! Corrected below.

Also see
http://groups.google.com/group/micro...172709bfbc4012
--
~PA Bear


McGyver wrote:
PA Bear misspelled "Discussion" in his second link. The corrected link
is:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...msn.discussion

McGyver

"Sportsluvr" wrote:

When I click on below link--I get message that the link does not exist.

Can anyone help me out with the below 4 questions I posted in this
thread?
Many thanks to those who are able to respons!!


"PA Bear" wrote:

As they're MSN-specific, you'd be much better of posting your questions
to
MSN Discussion newsgroup where they're familiar with the ins & outs of
these changes: microsoft.public.msn.dicussion

EDIT Via the web-interface:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...msn.discussion

Via your newsreader:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...msn.discussion /EDIT
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User)


Sportsluvr wrote:
'PA Bear' I appreciate your response which provided a link to a google
group
discussion of this. Unfortunately it doesn't address any of my below
questions. I would be very appreciative if another Microsft MVP could
address these questions (and hopefully it will benefit all MSN POP3
users!):

1) Regarding the 'SERVER TAB' in Outlook Express:
It does NOT instruct as to whether I should ALSO remove the check in
the
box
for for 'My server requires authentication' in 'Outgoing Mail Server'
box
in 'SERVER TAB'. Presently it has always been checked and within it's
'SETTINGS' button it it says to 'use same settings as incoming mail
server'
is selected/checcked. Should I keep the the box for 'my server
requires
authentication' in 'Outgoing mail server' section of 'SERVER TAB'
checked???
[Again there is no instruction as to whether to uncheck that box.]

2) Regarding the 'ADVANCED TAB' IN Outlook Express:
Please note, I am aware from the instruction emailed to MSN POP3 users
that
under the 'ADVANCED TAB' that the boxes for 'this server requires an
secure
connecton (SSL) BOTH nned to be checked now under the 'server port
area',
and that the incoming server Port # needs to be changed from 110 to
995,
while apparently the outgoing server port will remain unchanged as Port
25???

3) Also, for those MSN POP3 users, has changing these setting (from
pop3/smtp.email.msn.com to pop3/smtp.live.com ) caused difficulties
receving
pop3 mail in OE or sending mail??

4) I heard from MSN tech support that there are problems and for me
to
await revised emailed instructions, which I haven't received yet; the
February 1st deadline is quickly approaching. Anyone know of what
these
revised Outlook Express instructions are and when they are being
emailed??

Thanks in advance for answering the above four question!


  #4  
Old January 31st 07, 06:54 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
Sportsluvr
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Posts: 19
Default New POP3/SMTP Outlook Express settings for MSN ISP customers

PA Bear (and other fellow tech gurus):

I am posting a reply I placed in MSN discussion group in case you can shed
some light on it (as well as also benefit other OE users who use MSN POP3):

Another MSN POP3 user did not get email on 1/23 alerting him to make changes
to pop settings (i.e. from pop3.email.msn.com to pop3.live.com ). When he
called MSN today to inquire if he should make changes from email.msn.com to
live.com he was told not to!

Why are some POP3 MSN accounts required to make these changes (by 2/1) while
others can be left alone with present MSN POP3/SMTP settings?

As those who have kindly helped me this week, I was told to change settings
by MSN email on 2/23/06. Another curious thing is that my friend signed up
for MSN around late '98 or early '99, while I signed up for MSN in late '99.

Thanks in advice!


"PA Bear" wrote:

Oops! Corrected below.

Also see
http://groups.google.com/group/micro...172709bfbc4012
--
~PA Bear


McGyver wrote:
PA Bear misspelled "Discussion" in his second link. The corrected link
is:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...msn.discussion

McGyver

"Sportsluvr" wrote:

When I click on below link--I get message that the link does not exist.

Can anyone help me out with the below 4 questions I posted in this
thread?
Many thanks to those who are able to respons!!


"PA Bear" wrote:

As they're MSN-specific, you'd be much better of posting your questions
to
MSN Discussion newsgroup where they're familiar with the ins & outs of
these changes: microsoft.public.msn.dicussion

EDIT Via the web-interface:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...msn.discussion

Via your newsreader:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...msn.discussion /EDIT
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User)


Sportsluvr wrote:
'PA Bear' I appreciate your response which provided a link to a google
group
discussion of this. Unfortunately it doesn't address any of my below
questions. I would be very appreciative if another Microsft MVP could
address these questions (and hopefully it will benefit all MSN POP3
users!):

1) Regarding the 'SERVER TAB' in Outlook Express:
It does NOT instruct as to whether I should ALSO remove the check in
the
box
for for 'My server requires authentication' in 'Outgoing Mail Server'
box
in 'SERVER TAB'. Presently it has always been checked and within it's
'SETTINGS' button it it says to 'use same settings as incoming mail
server'
is selected/checcked. Should I keep the the box for 'my server
requires
authentication' in 'Outgoing mail server' section of 'SERVER TAB'
checked???
[Again there is no instruction as to whether to uncheck that box.]

2) Regarding the 'ADVANCED TAB' IN Outlook Express:
Please note, I am aware from the instruction emailed to MSN POP3 users
that
under the 'ADVANCED TAB' that the boxes for 'this server requires an
secure
connecton (SSL) BOTH nned to be checked now under the 'server port
area',
and that the incoming server Port # needs to be changed from 110 to
995,
while apparently the outgoing server port will remain unchanged as Port
25???

3) Also, for those MSN POP3 users, has changing these setting (from
pop3/smtp.email.msn.com to pop3/smtp.live.com ) caused difficulties
receving
pop3 mail in OE or sending mail??

4) I heard from MSN tech support that there are problems and for me
to
await revised emailed instructions, which I haven't received yet; the
February 1st deadline is quickly approaching. Anyone know of what
these
revised Outlook Express instructions are and when they are being
emailed??

Thanks in advance for answering the above four question!



  #5  
Old January 31st 07, 07:44 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
PA Bear
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Posts: 3,031
Default New POP3/SMTP Outlook Express settings for MSN ISP customers

Please post any/all follow-up to the thread with the subject "MSn Pop3
Update Revised"; replies to that thread are being crossposted to this
newsgroup (OE6) as well as OE General and MSN Discussion. (IOW, we've
already seen what you posted below in the other thread.)

Your questions are MSN-specific. Since we don't know much about POP3 MSN
accounts in the OE-specific newsgroups, it's best to await replies from the
regulars in MSN Discussion.
--
~PA Bear

Sportsluvr wrote:
PA Bear (and other fellow tech gurus):

I am posting a reply I placed in MSN discussion group in case you can shed
some light on it (as well as also benefit other OE users who use MSN
POP3):

Another MSN POP3 user did not get email on 1/23 alerting him to make
changes
to pop settings (i.e. from pop3.email.msn.com to pop3.live.com ). When he
called MSN today to inquire if he should make changes from email.msn.com
to
live.com he was told not to!

Why are some POP3 MSN accounts required to make these changes (by 2/1)
while
others can be left alone with present MSN POP3/SMTP settings?

As those who have kindly helped me this week, I was told to change
settings
by MSN email on 2/23/06. Another curious thing is that my friend signed
up
for MSN around late '98 or early '99, while I signed up for MSN in late
'99.

Thanks in advice!


"PA Bear" wrote:

Oops! Corrected below.

Also see
http://groups.google.com/group/micro...172709bfbc4012
--
~PA Bear


McGyver wrote:
PA Bear misspelled "Discussion" in his second link. The corrected link
is:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...msn.discussion

McGyver

"Sportsluvr" wrote:

When I click on below link--I get message that the link does not exist.

Can anyone help me out with the below 4 questions I posted in this
thread?
Many thanks to those who are able to respons!!


"PA Bear" wrote:

As they're MSN-specific, you'd be much better of posting your
questions
to
MSN Discussion newsgroup where they're familiar with the ins & outs of
these changes: microsoft.public.msn.dicussion

EDIT Via the web-interface:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...msn.discussion

Via your newsreader:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...msn.discussion /EDIT
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User)


Sportsluvr wrote:
'PA Bear' I appreciate your response which provided a link to a
google
group
discussion of this. Unfortunately it doesn't address any of my below
questions. I would be very appreciative if another Microsft MVP
could
address these questions (and hopefully it will benefit all MSN POP3
users!):

1) Regarding the 'SERVER TAB' in Outlook Express:
It does NOT instruct as to whether I should ALSO remove the check in
the
box
for for 'My server requires authentication' in 'Outgoing Mail
Server'
box
in 'SERVER TAB'. Presently it has always been checked and within
it's
'SETTINGS' button it it says to 'use same settings as incoming mail
server'
is selected/checcked. Should I keep the the box for 'my server
requires
authentication' in 'Outgoing mail server' section of 'SERVER TAB'
checked???
[Again there is no instruction as to whether to uncheck that box.]

2) Regarding the 'ADVANCED TAB' IN Outlook Express:
Please note, I am aware from the instruction emailed to MSN POP3
users
that
under the 'ADVANCED TAB' that the boxes for 'this server requires an
secure
connecton (SSL) BOTH nned to be checked now under the 'server port
area',
and that the incoming server Port # needs to be changed from 110 to
995,
while apparently the outgoing server port will remain unchanged as
Port
25???

3) Also, for those MSN POP3 users, has changing these setting (from
pop3/smtp.email.msn.com to pop3/smtp.live.com ) caused difficulties
receving
pop3 mail in OE or sending mail??

4) I heard from MSN tech support that there are problems and for me
to
await revised emailed instructions, which I haven't received yet;
the
February 1st deadline is quickly approaching. Anyone know of what
these
revised Outlook Express instructions are and when they are being
emailed??

Thanks in advance for answering the above four question!


 




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