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Posted by $Bill on April 13, 2005, 6:52 pm
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Ron Hunter wrote:
> $Bill wrote:
>
>>gf@naturalproperties.com wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>When out with laptop on wifi I can receive me emails via outlook
>>>express but cannot send unless its to a cahter.net address which I have
>>>charter cable at home. Any way to use an email client to send and
>>>receive without going to the chater web site to web mail?
>>
>>
>>1) I wouldn't use that M$ crap for email - get Thunderbird or one of the
>> good shareware clients.
>>
>>2) If you must use the M$ crap, I would start by going to the Charter
>> website (I assume they have one) and look for instructions on setting
>> up Outlook as your email client for Charter. The sending and receiving
>> IPs may not be the same, so make sure you have the correct mail host
>> set up in your config.
>>
>
> Charter mail works only through Charter's servers. The only way one can
> do Charter email on a foreign WiFi is to use something like freepop to
> access the mail.charter.net webmail site.
I guess I missed the "When out". Our English usage is certainly getting
less and less specific these days. I suppose that meant when accessing
my email from other than my home network.
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