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Henry Krautter
Hi, I'm using Vista Business and I can't get Windows mail to save my settings. I'm using JUNO for my ISP.
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Malke
Henry said:Hi, I'm using Vista Business and I can't get Windows mail to save my
settings. I'm using JUNO for my ISP.
I found this page with a Vista FAQ and that might help you:
http://www.juno.com/support/start/vista-faq.html
It looks like only the latest version of their software will work with
Vista.
Malke
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Henry Krautter
Thanks, but I do have the version of JUNO that works with Vista and it is
working, but I want to use "Windows Mail" for my e-mail. When I enter the
dialing numbers and password in Windows Mail setup I can dial up once, but
then the next
time I click on the Windows Mail" icon it won't dial because it hasn't saved
the numbers or password I entered.
Henry
working, but I want to use "Windows Mail" for my e-mail. When I enter the
dialing numbers and password in Windows Mail setup I can dial up once, but
then the next
time I click on the Windows Mail" icon it won't dial because it hasn't saved
the numbers or password I entered.
Henry
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Malke
Henry said:Thanks, but I do have the version of JUNO that works with Vista and it is
working, but I want to use "Windows Mail" for my e-mail. When I enter the
dialing numbers and password in Windows Mail setup I can dial up once,
but then the next
time I click on the Windows Mail" icon it won't dial because it hasn't
saved
the numbers or password I entered.
Henry
Then I'm sorry but I don't know. I'd check with Juno tech support. IIRC,
you need to start the Juno software to get connected to the Internet
before you can get mail. I only have one or two clients with Juno dialup
and none on Vista so the best people to ask would be Juno.
Malke
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Gary VanderMolen
I'm not aware of any place in Windows Mail where you enter dial-up numbers.
That should be done in the Juno ISP software.
So, prior to starting up Windows Mail, you should have already started up
your Internet connection. It *can* be done on-demand but is more difficult
to set up (through Networking, what we used to call a DUN).
Gary VanderMolen
That should be done in the Juno ISP software.
So, prior to starting up Windows Mail, you should have already started up
your Internet connection. It *can* be done on-demand but is more difficult
to set up (through Networking, what we used to call a DUN).
Gary VanderMolen
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Henry Krautter
In Windows Mail go to Tools > Options > Connection > Change > Settings >
Properties. I used to be able to go directly to my e-mail. If I can't do
that I will have to try and shut off the dialing when I double click on the
Windows Mail icon.
Henry
Properties. I used to be able to go directly to my e-mail. If I can't do
that I will have to try and shut off the dialing when I double click on the
Windows Mail icon.
Henry