| rob897 |
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| Fri Jan 04 2008 11:42 PM |
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GMX & Outlook
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after seeing the webuser ad for GMX Email I Signed Up I'am using outlook 2003 and i need help please I Have 2 accounts using outlook GMX& Bluebottle
I Have Included Screenshots To Make It Eaiser To Explain I set up the account with these instructions https://help.gmx.com/mail/overview/pop3/outlook/?si=29Hlj.1jaVAJ.3UB32I.T**
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I Hope Someone Can Help Me & Thanks In Advance
P.S I Have Only Removed My Email For Security Purposes & Spam Purposes Also
| Fusion |
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| Sat Jan 05 2008 06:33 AM |
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Re: GMX & Outlook
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What is the problem rob897?
Your post only shows a link telling you how to add a GMX account.
| rob897 |
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| Sat Jan 05 2008 11:57 AM |
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Quote:My Problem Is I Cant Send Or Recive Email From My GMX Acount However Bluebottle Is Fine As You Can see in the screenshots i get errors & It Is Always Asking For password when i told it to save my password
What is the problem rob897?
Your post only shows a link telling you how to add a GMX account.
| Fusion |
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| Sat Jan 05 2008 12:07 PM |
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Have you looked at the account settings via:
Tools > Options > Mail setup > Send/Receive > D/click All accounts > In the accounts in the left pane, highlight GMX > Check that 'Include the selected group in this account' is ticked.
Also click on 'Account properties' in the same Window with GMX highlighted. Does everything look ok settings wise?
Just clarify, those others links weren't showing in your original posting.
Why are you using gmx.co.uk inyour user name?
| rob897 |
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| Sat Jan 05 2008 12:37 PM |
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Quote:
after seeing the webuser ad for GMX Email I Signed Up I'am using outlook 2003 and i need help please I Have 2 accounts using outlook GMX& Bluebottle
I Have Included Screenshots To Make It Eaiser To Explain I set up the account with these instructions https://help.gmx.com/mail/overview/pop3/outlook/?si=29Hlj.1jaVAJ.3UB32I.T**
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I Hope Someone Can Help Me & Thanks In Advance
P.S I Have Only Removed My Email For Security Purposes & Spam Purposes Also
Whats Happened to the screenshots???
| rob897 |
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| Sat Jan 05 2008 12:39 PM |
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Why are you using .co.uk in your user settings?
Should it not be .com?
I Choose A .co.uk address
| Fusion |
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| Sat Jan 05 2008 12:41 PM |
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Check your user name?
| Hello_There |
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| Sat Jan 05 2008 12:48 PM |
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Whats Happened to the screenshots???
I have turned them into clickable links because the screenshots are too big. Please note paragraph 6 of the Board Rules regarding this.
| rob897 |
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| Sat Jan 05 2008 12:50 PM |
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Quote:
Have you looked at the account settings via:
Tools > Options > Mail setup > Send/Receive > D/click All accounts > In the accounts in the left pane, highlight GMX > Check that 'Include the selected group in this account' is ticked.
Also click on 'Account properties' in the same Window with GMX highlighted. Does everything look ok settings wise?
Just clarify, those others links weren't showing in your original posting.
Why are you using gmx.co.uk inyour user name?
I Did What You Said But No I Get Nowere I Get This Errror Now
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| Fusion |
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| Sat Jan 05 2008 02:07 PM |
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Try this:
Open Outlook > Tools > Options > Mail Setup > Email Accounts > View or change existing email accounts > D/click 'GMX' > More Settings > Out going Server > 'Tick' My out going server (SMTP) requires authentication > OK
| rob897 |
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| Sat Jan 05 2008 07:47 PM |
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Why Are My Images Being Removed Is There A Problem?
| rob897 |
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| Sat Jan 05 2008 08:02 PM |
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Quote:
Try this:
Open Outlook > Tools > Options > Mail Setup > Email Accounts > View or change existing email accounts > D/click 'GMX' > More Settings > Out going Server > 'Tick' My out going server (SMTP) requires authentication > OK
Still Not Working Get This Diolog Box
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| Fusion |
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| Sat Jan 05 2008 08:37 PM |
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Your images are being removed because they are far too big!
Hello_There advised you of this further up the thread.
| rob897 |
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| Sat Jan 05 2008 08:46 PM |
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Quote:
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Whats Happened to the screenshots???
I have turned them into clickable links because the screenshots are too big. Please note paragraph 6 of the Board Rules regarding this.
Sorry
| rob897 |
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| Sat Jan 05 2008 11:23 PM |
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Quote:Quote:
Try this:
Open Outlook > Tools > Options > Mail Setup > Email Accounts > View or change existing email accounts > D/click 'GMX' > More Settings > Out going Server > 'Tick' My out going server (SMTP) requires authentication > OK
Still Not Working Get This Diolog Box
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do you think the POP & SMTP pop/gmx.co.uk insted of .com? as i have a .co.uk address
| Hello_There |
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| Sat Jan 05 2008 11:25 PM |
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I've already explained to you above why your screenshots have been changed to clickable links. Could you please use the URL Instant Mark-up, not the Image one in future. Thanks.
| rob897 |
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| Sun Jan 06 2008 11:18 AM |
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Quote:
I've already explained to you above why your screenshots have been changed to clickable links. Could you please use the URL Instant Mark-up, not the Image one in future. Thanks.
Ok I'm Sorry Im New Here
| grimboyd |
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| Thu Jan 24 2008 11:01 AM |
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Re: GMX & Outlook
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Hi rob897
Did you sort this out as I have the same issue
| ITTS |
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| Wed Feb 20 2008 05:06 PM |
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Re: GMX & Outlook
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Hi Grimboyd & Rob897
Looking over the screenshots, it appears that there may be some incorrect settings on your Outlook E-mail account for the GMX login.
Try using the instruction list below to check all your settings. I have just setup an email account using these and all appears to be working well:
Outlook 2003 Settings for GMX
1. User Information
Set 'Your Name': type in your Name
Set 'E-mail Address': type your full GMX Address e.g. webuser@gmx.com
2. Server Information
Enter Incoming mail server: pop.gmx.com
Enter Outgoing mail server: smtp.gmx.com
3. Logon Information
Set Name: Enter your GMX Customer ID Number
Set Password: Enter your GMX Password
4. Click on 'More Settings'
5. Select 'General' Tab
Set Mail Account: type a description e.g. GMX E-mail Account
6. Select 'Advanced Settings' Tab
Enter Incoming server (POP3): port 110
Enter Outgoing server (SMTP): port 25
Note: Server does not require (SSL) Encription
7. Select 'Outgoing Server' Tab
Ensure a tick is placed besides 'My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication'
8. Select 'OK'
9. Select 'Test Account'
Note: If all information is correct a test email will be sent.
(recheck settings if message not sent)
10. Select 'Next'
11. Select 'Finish'