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July 22nd, 2005, 02:11 AM #1Member
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Can configuring Outlook Express be that ez?
I am inquiring for a buddy. He has Win XP on an HP machine. Now, his mail is with his service provider and has to jump a bunch of hoops to get at it. More than I like and I been playing on this machine for a couple of years. What I want to know is, to set it that Outlook Express is the default mail server, do I go to the "start" button and then to the HELP button to get all the info on how to do it. (of course I don't use HELP, I just jump right in and try things out, but that is my computer and I didn't set my machine up. So I don't wanna mess things up for him. But he has a devil of a time to get email...so jus trying to help.
I am just hoping that you guys and gals could impart some quick info for me to give to him to get him going.
Thanks heaps.
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