Can't send email on Axim X3i

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On Fri, 9 Apr 2004 21:10:42 -0700, "New user"
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Help
>
>I've configured my pop3 email account on my new X3i and
>can receive email but not send. I have tried with and
>without a domain name, my ISP does not require SSL or
>Authentication to send email. I connect to the internet
>just fine and have no problem receiving email. The exact
>error message I get is " The message(s) could not be sent.
>Ceck that you have network coverage and that your account
>is correct. Then try sending again." In watching the
>process you can see the task bar states sending and
>receiving....sending email...logging in..and that's when
>the error message pops up. Any idea's???

Have you double-checked to make sure the SMTP domain name is correct?

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On Fri, 9 Apr 2004 21:10:42 -0700, "New user"
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>[...] My ISP does not require SSL or Authentication to send email.

Perhaps not, but it may require that you be connected to the Internet
through *their* network in order to access its SMTP server. This is a
very common practice to prevent spamming.

Is your wireless access point provided by your ISP, or another party?

A_C

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- check the box "outgoing email requires authentication."

Dan





"New user" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:17e9201c41eb1$ca7534a0$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> Help
>
> I've configured my pop3 email account on my new X3i and
> can receive email but not send. I have tried with and
> without a domain name, my ISP does not require SSL or
> Authentication to send email. I connect to the internet
> just fine and have no problem receiving email. The exact
> error message I get is " The message(s) could not be sent.
> Ceck that you have network coverage and that your account
> is correct. Then try sending again." In watching the
> process you can see the task bar states sending and
> receiving....sending email...logging in..and that's when
> the error message pops up. Any idea's???