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January 24th 06, 03:46 PM
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POP3 Issues
Super 14 wrote:
Is it my router preventing Outlook working properly? If so, how can I fix this? It could be, but it's not the most likely cause. It could also be your antivirus program, if you have it configured to scan incoming messages. However, you need to do a little diagnosis. The first thing to test is if you can ping your mail server. The next thing to try is to see if you can telnet to the mail server on the port your school told you to use for POP connection. -- Brian Tillman 
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