How to use Outlook Express
Outlook Express is not a provider of e-mail, it is a Windows operating system's own software that receives, sends, writes, and manages e-mails, a tool for collecting, sending, writing, and managing e-mail, and it is convenient to use it to send and receive e-mail.
Usually, after we register our email address on a certain website, we should send and receive e-mail, login to the website, enter the email webpage, input the account name and password, and then do the email receipt, send and write.
After you use Outlook Express, the order skips over. As soon as you open the Outlook Express interface, the Outlook Express program automatically works online with your registered email server to receive your e-mail. When you send a letter, you can use Outlook Express to create a new message that is sent online via the Web server. (All e-mail can be viewed offline) In addition, Outlook Express automatically stores the sender's e-mail address in the "Address Book" for later calls when it receives an email. Also, when you click on the email hyperlink in the Web page, (such as this online "Contact us" button) will automatically pop-up write mail interface, the new message has been automatically set up the other (recipient) e-mail address and your e-mail address, you just write the content, click "Send" can be.
These are our most commonly used Outlook Express features, of course, and there are many additional features, but we can use them first and then go further through the Outlook Express Help menu and other instructional materials for more proficient use of Outlook Express.
The key here is that we have to set up the Outlook Express account setting, which is not available, if it is not set. The content you set up is the email server of your registered website and the information of your account name and password. (When set, its settings are also entered in the Microsoft Outlook program account for Office software)
By the way, e-mail servers in some websites and the e-mail services that come with their chat rooms do not support Outlook Express, perhaps to get you to click on their sites, use their chat tools, or whatever the reason.
First, start Outlook Express;
1, from the menu, select the "Tools/Account" menu item, open the "Internet Account" window;
2, click the "Mail" tab (default);
Click the Add button to select the Mail option from the pop-up menu to eject the Internet Connection Wizard;
Enter your "display name" first and this name will appear in the "Sender" column of the message you are sending.
Click the Next button;
Enter your email address in the pop-up window,
In the Receive Server box, enter the POP3 server name for the mailbox:
If it is a VIP mailbox, you can fill in the following: yourname@vip.sina.com;
If it is a free mailbox, you can fill in the following: yourname@sina.com
Click the Next button;
In the "e-mail server name" window that pops up, the system defaults to "My incoming mail server" as "POP3" and does not need to be modified;
If you are using the Sina billing mailbox fill pop3.vip.sina.com;
If you are using Sina free e-mail fill pop3.sina.com.cn
In the Outgoing mail server box, you can enter a local sender server, or you can enter the sender server that Sina provides to you,
If you are using Sina's billing mailbox, then the outgoing server name is: smtp.vip.sina.com;
If you are using Sina's free mailbox, then the outgoing server name is: smtp.sina.com.cn;
Click the Next button;
Enter your mailbox's account name and password separately in the pop-up window.
Where the account name is the part of your e-mail address before the @ symbol, for example, your email address is yourname@vip.sina.com, the account name is yourname, and to ensure security, the password is displayed as an asterisk. If you do not enter a password or enter a password incorrectly, the system prompts you to enter a password when you receive the message.
Click the Next button;
Pop-up "Congratulations to you" window;
Click the Finish button to return to the upper window;
Click the Properties button, open the Settings window, click the Server tab, under the window, check "My server requires authentication", and then click OK to return.
Other Web site SMTP and POP3 server name, this is the key can not be error, on the site are described, if not support OE also have instructions.
However, OE does not support the Yahoo and Hotmail free mailbox, here must be logged in to the site to receive and send mail, but Foxmail support virtual Post Office and the above two network mail server contact, receive and send oil, but very slow.