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    #31
    RE: email receive

    John

    I managed to get my email to receive with help from alpha.

    It was a my anti virus software and I interpreted my client user name as my name and not my email account name

    John
    Failure makes improvements

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      #32
      RE: email receive

      John:
      No, I have not been able to receive yet.

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        #33
        RE: email receive

        My problem was Norton Anti Virus redirects incoming email and apparently this is a hook on for �Outlook� so I am told.

        Once the pop was set to the original settings before Norton got its hands on it it all started to work. One other point I had set my client user name to John Keogh this should have been my email account name

        John
        Failure makes improvements

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          #34
          RE: email receive

          Hi John-

          The best thing to do is visit your ISPs web site and make sure your setting in Alpha match those for your ISP. (e.g. POP, SMTP, USER NAME.)

          One of the most common mix-ups is the User Name. Many ISPs use the info before the @ in your e-mail address as a user name, while others use the whole e-mail address as a user name.

          A little elbow grease should produce the correct results and have you e-mailing with A5.

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            #35
            RE: email receive

            Brenden

            I am emailing and receiving perfectly now

            I was only telling John how my problem was solved it may help him

            John
            Failure makes improvements

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              #36
              RE: email receive

              Sorry, I meant "Hi John Lemisch"

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                #37
                RE: email receive

                Too many people called John
                Failure makes improvements

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                  #38
                  RE: email receive

                  mine reads "a_email_inbox"

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                    #39
                    RE: email receive

                    That's correct, Bruce.

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