E-mail accounts

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I upgraded outlook 2000 to outlook 2002 running on XP Home. At work, I send and receive mail from several different accounts. We use a cable modem from a totally different mail server than what I'm trying to send and receive on. Unless my smtp server is set to the mail server of the cable modem, I can't send mail. Isn't there a way for the outgoing mail to log on to the smtp server and then send the mail?
 
Eileen said:
I upgraded outlook 2000 to outlook 2002 running on XP Home. At work,
I send and receive mail from several different accounts. We use a
cable modem from a totally different mail server than what I'm trying
to send and receive on. Unless my smtp server is set to the mail
server of the cable modem, I can't send mail. Isn't there a way for
the outgoing mail to log on to the smtp server and then send the
mail?
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Use your ISP's mail servers and authenticate to the outbound server. It's
on the "Server" or "Outgoing Server" tab of the account's Properties page.
 
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