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A friend of mine has DSL in Udon Thani and we can not figure out the outgoing mail server settings. Anyone have an idea?
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Posted on: 10:28 am on July 19, 2005
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DaffyDuck
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What is your friend's email, i.e. does he have an email address via the DSL provider (bad idea), or does he us email via one of the free providers (Yahoo, Hotmail, gmail...) ?
I strongly suggest getting Yahoo, or gmail, and then just setting your outgoing mail server to whatever they set it. Why? Because if you have an email from your DSL provider, everytime you change provider (and he will), he'll have to go through the hassle of letting everyone know that he has a new email.
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Posted on: 11:41 am on July 19, 2005
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mingus
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I have a freind in Udon that is using his connection that needs to send things thru his email client. the owner uses Yahoo Mail. I'm not sure who the actual ISP is.
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Posted on: 12:07 pm on July 19, 2005
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Loung Steeb
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Not sure if my problem is related to this or not (I did not want to start a new thread) :
Bought my first computer when I was in BKK several years ago. Had some smart people hook it up, set up a Hot Mail account, etc. for me. Some of the ads and stuff that came up on the Hot Mail page was in Thai. I brought the computer back to the States and continued to use it until about a year ago when I bought a new system and had it installed by the company rep.
My Hot Mail account still shows some ads in Thai and I think, for some reason, when a site is blocked out in Thailand I also have no access to it although I am no longer in Thailand. Is this happening since my first Hot Mail acct was set up over there and it just followed me here? And, would that affect access to sites blocked in Thailand? If so, how can I keep the existing Hot Mail account but get rid to the Thai stuff and site blocks? Any help appreciated........bear with me I'm pretty stupid with this computer stuff.
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Posted on: 4:07 am on June 29, 2006
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retiredintahoe
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Quote: from DaffyDuck on 7:07 pm on July 19, 2005
If they have a Yahoo Mail account, have them pay the extra $20 a year to get the additional features, including the ability to pop mail.
Or, instead of paying the $20, get a free gmail.com (Google) e-mail account and you can do the same thing. Gmail also supports e-mail re-direct and filtering for free.
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Posted on: 11:13 am on June 29, 2006
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retiredintahoe
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Quote: from Loung Steeb on 10:08 am on June 29, 2006
If so, how can I keep the existing Hot Mail account but get rid to the Thai stuff and site blocks?
I can't help you with getting rid of the Thai stuff, but I can suggest one thing you can look for with the site blocks.
I am assuming you are using XP, since you are using Hot Mail. But, this is also relevant to Macs and Unix-like systems.
A very simple way to block (or re-direct) URL requests is to modify the "hosts" file. This would carry back to the USA, since the file is on your machine.
To read more about it, and to restore back to the defaults, read here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hosts_file
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Posted on: 11:28 am on June 29, 2006
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localguy
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Quote: from Loung Steeb on 5:08 pm on June 29, 2006
How can I keep the existing Hot Mail account but get rid to the Thai stuff and site blocks?
Try logging into Hotmail and clicking on "Options" on the right side followed by "Personal" on the left side. Remove any references to Thailand under "My Profile"
Hopefully that will solve the problem.
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Posted on: 9:07 pm on June 29, 2006
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DrLove
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A friend of mine has DSL in Udon Thani and we can not figure out the outgoing mail server settings. Anyone have an idea?
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Find out who is the provider and go to their website.
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Posted on: 9:46 pm on June 29, 2006
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