To configure your Speed Internet E-mail simply select the E-mail client you are
using from above and follow the instructions.
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| Outlook Express |
To configure Outlook Express whether for the first time or to make a new
account the procedure is the same. You should have your Speed Internet
Set Up Sheet.
- Open Outlook Express
- Open the Tools menu and select Accounts.
- Select the Mail tab at the top of the window. Click Properties
and enter your account details. To add a new account select Add.
Add will give you 3 options: Mail, News and Directory
Service. Select Mail.
- Enter a Display Name. This name will appear as the full name
of the person who owns the e-mail. Select Next.
- Enter your E-mail address: username@speednet.com.au. Select Next.
- Enter your Mail Server Addresses.
Mail Server (POP3) mail.speednet.com.au
Mail Server (SMTP) mail.speednet.com.au
- Select Next.
- Check the Log on Using option. Enter your username and
password. Select Next.
- Enter Speednet. This is the name that Outlook Express
uses to describe the account. Select Next.
- Select connection type:
- Connect using my phone line. This is the setting to
enable the mail program to dial the modem connection and then do
the mail. If you have multiple accounts you may wish to disable
this, as it will disconnect the connection to load each account
- Connect using a LAN. This will connect to the mail server
via a Network and needs to have the network established before it
can collect mail. This is preferred when you have multiple
accounts, as you will establish a network connection with your
modem before you load your mail program and once loaded you can
then download multiple accounts.
- Connect Manually
is not needed.
- Connect using a phone line
will ask to select the Dialup
Connection you wish to use. Select the Speednet Connection.
- Select Finish.
- The new account is now configured.
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| Microsoft Outlook |
You should have your Speed Internet SetUp Sheet with you.
When you open Microsoft Outlook for the first time you will get a
welcome message screen. Choose Set up an e-mail service, then
follow these steps.
- Select Tools from the menu options at the top of your screen
then select Services.
- You must have Internet Mail installed in this window. If you
do not find Internet Mail listed under Services then you
will have to add it. Select Add then Click on Internet Mail.
This will open the properties of Internet Mail automatically. If you
already have Internet Mail service installed then just select Properties.
- Assign the Mail Account a name.
- Fill in the Name and Organisation.
- Enter your Email Address Eg.username@speednet.com.au
- Enter your e-mail address as your Reply Address.
- Select the Server tag at the top of the window.
- Enter the Incoming and Outgoing mail servers.
- Mail Server POP3 mail.speednet.com.au
Mail Server SMTP mail.speednet.com.au
- Check Logon Using then enter your username and password.
- Select the Connection tab at the top of the window.
- Select Modem connection. This will be the Speednet connection that
you have configured under Dialup Networking.
- Once finished Click Apply and then OK. Exit your mail
program through the option exit and log off which is found
under Files on the main menu.
- When you re-enter Microsoft Outlook you will be ready to do e-mail.
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| Netscape Mail |
You should have your Speed Internet Setup Sheet with you.
Netscape Navigator
Mail Configuration
When you open Netscape Messenger for the first time a New Profile Setup
will be initiated. Enter the following details:
- Enter Your Name or the name you wish to be displayed in the
e-mail message. Your e-mail address will be your username in
the following layout: username@speednet.com.au
- Select Next.
- Enter Profile. The profile is the name with which you use to
define which e-mail account is currently operative. Use the default
supplied.
- Select Next.
- Confirm the name you wish to use and that your e-mail address is set
correctly. Enter the SMTP server or Outgoing Mail
mail.speednet.com.au.
- Select Next.
- Enter your username as the Mail server username. Enter
the Incoming Mail server. This will be the same as the Outgoing
address, eg. mail.speednet.com.au. The incoming mail server is a
POP3 Server.
- Select Next.
- Enter the News (NNTP) Server. The News server is a standard
address news.speednet.com.au.
- Select Finish.
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Netscape Mail
Configuration (Netscape V.4 and Above)
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- Open Netscape.
- Go to Edit and then Preferences.
- Under Categories you will
see Mail and Groups option. Expand it out by Highlighting it and
pressing on the Plus button on the number pad or clicking on the +
with the left mouse button
- Select Identity. Fill in Your
Name and Email address. Your e-mail address will be username@speednet.com.au.
- Select Mail server. Fill in
Mail server username with your Username. Set the incoming
and outgoing mail server
Mail Server POP3 mail.speednet.com.au
- Mail Server SMTP mail.speednet.com.au
- Select Groups Server. Enter
the News server. This is a standard news server of news.speednet.com.au
- Select OK and you are
finished.
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| Internet Mail & Microsoft Exchange |
Both Internet Mail and Microsoft Exchange use the exact same setup wizard.
We have combined them here under the one Setup for ease of reference. Use
the following steps to configure your Internet mail via the Inbox Setup
Wizard. You should have your username & password with you,
as well as our Setup Sheet.
- Select Run Internet Mail/Microsoft Exchange for the first time.
- Select NO to having used Internet Mail/Microsoft Exchange
before and then click on Next.
- You will be asked to choose what information services you wish
to use. Select only Internet Mail and then select Next.
- Select Use dialup networking to gain connection to Internet Mail.
Then choose Next.
- Select your currently active Speednet Connection from the drop down list
provided.
- You will then be asked what mode of transferring messages to use. You
may use either. We suggest Automatic, so that when you do connect
and open Microsoft Exchange it will download and deliver mail
automatically.
- Enter your Email Address and your Name.
- Enter your username and password for your Mailbox
Name and Password.
- Select No to automatically run Internet Mail/Microsoft
Exchange when you start Windows 95 unless you wish the program to
dial and collect mail each time you turn on the computer.
- When finished select the Finish option and then restart your
computer.
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| Eudora Light |
This configuration sheet describes the setup of Eudora Light on its initial
startup after installation. You should have your Speednet Setup Sheet with
you.
- Choose whether you wish to make Eudora the default e-mail program.
This means, if a program or browser needs to load an e-mail program it
will automatically load Eudora Light.
- To access these options on a currently running Eudora Light select Tools
and then Options.
- Select Getting Started from the icons. Enter in the right
column Mail Server POP3 mail.speednet.com.au
Mail Server SMTP mail.speednet.com.au
- Enter in your Real Name and Return Address. Your return
address is your e-mail address. Winsock will already be selected as the
default connection.
- Select the Personal Info icon from the left column and enter
your Dialup Username. This is your normal username.
- Select the Hosts icon from the left column. Enter the SMTP
(Outgoing) mail server you have been supplied with and the phone number
for your connection in the right hand options list.
- Select the Checking Mail icon from the left column. Check Save
password. After the first time you collect your mail and enter a
password it will save it for future reference.
- Select the Sending Mail icon from the left column. Enter speednet.com.au
in the right column as the Domain to add to unqualified addresses.
- Once you have set these settings select OK and close Eudora.
Re-open Eudora and you will be ready to e-mail.
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