Yes, that works also OK. I am half-way there. I went to Outlook Express and clicked on "Tools" then "Accounts" then "Add". No problem. Then there is a problem. They ask for the e-mail server name (incoming server) as well as the name of the outgoing server. I don't know what to PUT in the blank space. My SERVICE is from Cablevision, Optonline. Do I type: "mail.optonline.net" as my incoming server or do I just type "POP 3"? For outgoing e-mail server do I just type my e-mail address? It's confusing.For incoming and outgoing servers use: mail-hub.optonline.netIf you go to http://optimum.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/optimum.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=2282&p_sid=IBHisjKj&p_lva=29 and click on for e-mail server names, you see two options. See below:

You can keep your current e-mail address, @optonline.net, or switch to @optimum.net.

[Saving space, attachment deleted by admin]So all I must type-in is mail-hub.optonline.net in both blank spaces for both e-mail incoming server names as well as outgoing server? When I use a iMac at the Apple Store, the incoming server says: [emailprotected] and the outgoing server says: smtp.me.com.ars032.31. This seems very different from your instructions (of course they use different OS).Quote from: Myron on October 13, 2009, 09:34:25 AM

So all I must type-in is mail-hub.optonline.net in both blank spaces for both e-mail incoming server names as well as outgoing server? When I use a iMac at the Apple Store, the incoming server says: [emailprotected] and the outgoing server says: smtp.me.com.ars032.31. This seems very different from your instructions (of course they use different OS).