.mac mail from Entourage

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Hi,
I still can¹t get .mac to send mail from Entourage. I can receive. It
works from Mail (OSX) and directly from .Mac via Safari. How can I get it
to work from Entourage. I¹ve tried a bunch of stuff.

Frank

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Hi, 
I still can’t get .mac to send mail from Entourage.  I can recei=
ve.  It works from Mail (OSX) and directly from .Mac via Safari.  =
How can I get it to work from Entourage.  I’ve tried a bunch of s=
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Chris
Tue Jan 25 13:02:31 CST 2005

On 25/1/05 6:33 pm, in article BE1BFB40.1C07%fjs08@zoominternet.net, "Dr.
Frank Stefanec" <fjs08@zoominternet.net> wrote:

> Hi,
> I still can¹t get .mac to send mail from Entourage. I can receive. It
> works from Mail (OSX) and directly from .Mac via Safari. How can I get it
> to work from Entourage. I¹ve tried a bunch of stuff.
>
> Frank

It works fine here.

Set your SMTP server in the account to "smtp.mac.com", and in the advanced
dialog set it to authenticate using the "receiving" (ie IMAP) settings.

Cheers,

Chris

Paul
Tue Jan 25 13:10:06 CST 2005

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On 1/25/05 10:33 AM, in article BE1BFB40.1C07%fjs08@zoominternet.net, "Dr.
Frank Stefanec" <fjs08@zoominternet.net> wrote:

> I still can¹t get .mac to send mail from Entourage. I can receive. It works
> from Mail (OSX) and directly from .Mac via Safari. How can I get it to work
> from Entourage. I¹ve tried a bunch of stuff.

"A bunch is stuff" is not very informative, so you're probably going to get
a lot of us wasting our time telling you to do things you've already done.

Tools/Accounts/.Mac/Edit/

Assuming you have the account set up as IMAP (you haven't told us that
either):

SMTP server: smtp.mac.com

Click advanced sending options: ? SMTP server requires authentication
? Same settings as
receiving

Except: there are some ISPs who won't allow you to send from any SMTP server
other than their own (it helps prevent relaying by spammers). If your ISP is
one of those - you have to ask them - then you have to use their SMTP server
(at zoominternet.net, presumably) which effectively means using .mac as POP
rather than real IMAP.

--
Paul Berkowitz
MVP MacOffice
Entourage FAQ Page: <http://www.entourage.mvps.org/faq/index.html>
AppleScripts for Entourage: <http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/>

Please "Reply To Newsgroup" to reply to this message. Emails will be
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PLEASE always state which version of Microsoft Office you are using -
**2004**, X or 2001. It's often impossible to answer your questions
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rank Stefanec" <fjs08@zoominternet.net> wrote: 
 
<BLOCKQUOTE>I still can’t get .=
mac to send mail from Entourage.  I can receive.  It works from Ma=
il (OSX) and directly from .Mac via Safari.  How can I get it to work f=
rom Entourage.  I’ve tried a bunch of stuff.   
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"A bunch is stuff" is not very informative, so you=
're probably going to get a lot of us wasting our time telling you to do thi=
ngs you've already done. 
 
Tools/Accounts/.Mac/Edit/ 
 
Assuming you have the account set up as IMAP (you haven't told us that eith=
er): 
 
    SMTP server: smtp.mac.com 
 
Click advanced sending options:  • SMTP server requires authenti=
cation 
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sp;            &=
nbsp;           &nbsp=
;            &nb=
sp;     • Same settings as receiving 
 
 
Except: there are some ISPs who won't allow you to send from any SMTP serve=
r other than their own (it helps prevent relaying by spammers). If your ISP =
is one of those - you have to ask them - then you have to use their SMTP ser=
ver (at zoominternet.net, presumably) which effectively means using .mac as =
POP rather than real IMAP. 
 
-- 
Paul Berkowitz 
MVP MacOffice 
Entourage FAQ Page: <a href=3D"http://www.entourage.mvps.org/faq/index.html">=
<http://www.entourage.mvps.org/faq/index.html></a> 
AppleScripts for Entourage: <a href=3D"http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/=
"><http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/></a> 
 
Please "Reply To Newsgroup" to reply to this message. Emails will=
be ignored. 
 
PLEASE always state which version of Microsoft Office you are using - **200=
4**, X  or 2001. It's often impossible to answer your questions otherwi=
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Dr
Tue Jan 25 19:00:05 CST 2005

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> Hi,
>
>>> >>Set your SMTP server in the account to "smtp.mac.com", and in the advanced
> dialog set it to authenticate using the "receiving" (ie IMAP) settings.<,
>
> It has been. Do other accounts within the Entourage package interfere?? Or
> are each handled separately??
>
> Thanks.
>
> Frank

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<BLOCKQUOTE>Hi, 
 
>>Set your SMTP server in the account to "smtp.mac.com", an=
d in the advanced 
dialog set it to authenticate using the "receiving" (ie IMAP) set=
tings.<, 
 
It has been.  Do other accounts within the Entourage package interfere=
??  Or are each handled separately?? 
 
Thanks. 
 
Frank 
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Dr
Tue Jan 25 19:08:24 CST 2005

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>> Paul,
>
>>> >>"A bunch is stuff" is not very informative, <<
>
> I apologize for not being more specific.
>
>
>>> >>Assuming you have the account set up as IMAP (you haven't told us that
>>> either):<,
>
> Did that.
>
>>> >> SMTP server: smtp.mac.com<<
>
> Did that too.
>
>>> >>Click advanced sending options: ? SMTP server requires authentication
> ? Same settings as
> receiving <,
>
> Did that too.
>
>
>>> >>Except: there are some ISPs who won't allow you to send from any SMTP
>>> server other than their own (it helps prevent relaying by spammers). If your
>>> ISP is one of those - you have to ask them - then you have to use their SMTP
>>> server (at zoominternet.net, presumably) which effectively means using .mac
>>> as POP rather than real IMAP.<<
>
> What¹s the difference between IMAP and POP. And I haven¹t tried that.
>
> Frank

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<BLOCKQUOTE><BLOCKQUOTE>Paul, 
</BLOCKQUOTE> 
>>"A bunch is stuff" is not very inf=
ormative, << 
 
I apologize for not being more specific. 
 
 
>>Assuming you have the account set up as IMAP (you haven't told us t=
hat either):<, 
 
Did that. 
 
>>    SMTP server: smtp.mac.com<< 
 
Did that too. 
 
>>Click advanced sending options:  • SMTP server requires =
authentication 
            &nb=
sp;            &=
nbsp;           &nbsp=
;            &nb=
sp;     • Same settings as receiving <,<BR=
>
 
Did that too. 
 
 
>>Except: there are some ISPs who won't allow you to send from any SM=
TP server other than their own (it helps prevent relaying by spammers). If y=
our ISP is one of those - you have to ask them - then you have to use their =
SMTP server (at zoominternet.net, presumably) which effectively means using =
.mac as POP rather than real IMAP.<< 
 
What’s the difference between IMAP and POP.  And I haven’t=
tried that.   
 
Frank 
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Dr
Tue Jan 25 19:12:58 CST 2005

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Paul,

>>> >>Except: there are some ISPs who won't allow you to send from any SMTP
>>> server other than their own (it helps prevent relaying by spammers). If your
>>> ISP is one of those - you have to ask them - then you have to use their SMTP
>>> server (at zoominternet.net, presumably) which effectively means using .mac
>>> as POP rather than real IMAP.<,
>
> That worked!!!! What does it effectively mean that I have a POP and not an
> IMAP account???
> What if I write it out of .Mac Mail or even OSX Mail. Does that change
> anything???
>
> Frank

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Paul, 
 
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NT FACE=3D"Verdana, Helvetica, Arial">Except: t=
here are some ISPs who won't allow you to send from any SMTP server other th=
an their own (it helps prevent relaying by spammers). If your ISP is one of =
those - you have to ask them - then you have to use their SMTP server (at zo=
ominternet.net, presumably) which effectively means using .mac as POP rather=
than real IMAP.<, 
 
That worked!!!!  What does it effectively mean that I have a POP and n=
ot an IMAP account??? 
What if I write it out of .Mac Mail or even OSX Mail.  Does that chang=
e anything??? 
 
Frank 
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