- Make sure POP3 is selected under My incoming mail server is a ___ server..
- Enter "localhost" under Incoming mail (POP3, IMAP or HTTP) server:.
- If you run into problems with "localhost", you can try "127.0.0.1" instead.
- Type your ISP's mail server under Outgoing mail (SMTP) server:.
- Typically, you will use the same server you use for your other non-Windows Live Hotmail email account.
- Click Next >.
How to Access Free Windows Live Hotmail in Outlook Express
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Make sure "POP3" is selected under "My incoming mail server is a ___ server"
Make sure "POP3" is selected under "My incoming mail server is a ___ server"
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- Install FreePOPs
- Start Outlook Express
- Click "Add" and select "Mail..."
- Type your name
- Enter your Windows Live Hotmail address
- Make sure "POP3" is selected under "My incoming mail server is a ___ server"
- Type your full Windows Live Hotmail address under "Account name:"
- Click "Finish"
- Highlight the newly created account in the "Internet Accounts" list
- Enter "2000" under "Server Port Numbers | Incoming mail (POP3):"
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