How do I set up Microsoft office outlook 2003? Please give step by step walk through.?
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I can't get Microsoft office outlook 2003 to work how do I do it? Please give a step by step walk through. Thanks!
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Answer:
All ISP's that I have seen have step by step instructions to set up Outlook and Outlook Express to work with their email system. You need to go to your ISP site and do a search. We would be just guessing as all ISP's have different server names that need to be entered into your configurations. It is very easy once you have the right info to put in.
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From your ISP, you need to get the POP3 and SMTP IP addresses. POP3 retrieves the messages and SMTP sends them.
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