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Configuring Netscape
Open Netscape Navigator or Netscape Communicator.
Click on the Edit menu at the top of Netscape. This will open a menu of options. Click on
Preferences, which will open a Preferences dialogue box.
Click on the + next to Mail & Newsgroups. Click on Identity. Enter the appropriate
information in the appropriate location. Your Email address will typically be
yourusername@csolutions.net.
Click on Mail Servers. Click on the Add button on the right side of the
Incoming Mail Servers box. The Server Name is mail.csolutions.net. The Server Type is POP3 Server.
If you have an e-mail address on the csolutions.net domain, then your User Name is simply your
userid. For example, if your e-mail address is frank@csolutions.net, then your User Nameis
simply frank.
If you have an e-mail address on a domain that we are hosting for you, then your User Name is
your entire e-mail address with the exception of the "@" symbol. Netscape will not
work if you put the "@" symbol in your User Name. For example, if your e-mail address
is tom@yourdomain, then your User Name is tom$yourdomain. Some versions won't work with
the "$" symbol either, if that is the case with your version, try the "%", "#", or "*" symbol
in place of the @ symbol.
You may also check the boxes to have Netscape remember your password and to check for mail
every XX minutes.
Click OK.
You should now be back to the Mail Servers settings on the Preferences dialogue box. Under
Outgoing Mail Server, enter mail.csolutions.net as the Outgoing mail (SMTP) server. Your Outgoing
mail server user name should be identical to the User Name that you used for the Incoming Mail
Server settings.
Under Use Secure Socket Layer(SSL), check the Never box.
Click OK.
Close Netscape and re-open it. You should now be able to receive and send email.
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