Your isp will have that info on their getting started with email web pages. Who is your ISP ? Maybe someone here uses the same isp and can give you the info. Its basically asking for either an IP or url name of your mail server, and which protocol that mail server uses.

I have just loaded Outlook on a new notebook, Outlook 2002. I've used this version of Outlook since 2002, but alas that notebook did a big crash. The good news, I had all but the last two days of message folders on a back up drive, in a folder called "Exchange". Now, on my old XP home there was a folder called "OutlookFolders" which had "Exchange" and other details in it. So, all I need to do is copy the back-up data into the new computer's "OutlookFolders", but I can't find them, nor can the XP search. I do have folders maked to shoe hidden. Any help would be appreciated.

I have switched my membership to my yahoo address but I don't like Yahoo nearly as much as OE. This is a temporary fix. And I found out about the problem because, when I wasn't getting mail from the listserv, I went to my member page and found they had discontinued sending me emails because they were being bounced. I could post but not receive. And lastly, the always annoying Comcast does not seem to offer a "safe sender" or "allow this sender" option. If they do, I'd love to hear about it and how to choose that option. I can't find one.

Wondering who you are sending it to. Thats HUGE - I would be upset if someone sent me that without asking me. That really is too big for emails. That size picture I would upload to a file server & just give a link to it. To big for even a standard webpage view. Maybe you might like something like Dropbox which is a sync'd folder on your computer with an online server. Then people could view or download it from the web by clicking a web link. Here is a link that might be useful: Dropbox 2gb free (+250mb for both u&i, link referral :)