To Use Mozilla Thunderbird with Your Email

1. From the Tools menu, select Account Settings.
2. From the Account Actions menu, select Add Mail Account.
3. Complete the following fields, and then click Continue.

   Your name

   The name to display on your email

   Email address

   Your email address

   Password

   Your email account password

4. Click Stop, complete the following fields, and then click Re-test Configuration:

   Username

   Enter your full email address.

   Incoming and Outgoing

   Enter your mail server, select the server type, enter your server port (detailed below), and select the encryption method.

   Your server port varies depending on the server type and whether or not you select to use encryption.

   Server Port

   IMAP without SSL - 143
   IMAP with SSL - 993
   POP without SSL - 110
   POP with SSL - 995
   SMTP without SSL - one of the following: 25, 80, 3535
   SMTP with SSL - 465

5. Click Create Account.
6. Click OK.

Configuring Mozilla® Thunderbird® to Use a Secure Connection (SSL) for Email Messages

1. From the Tools menu, choose Account Settings and select your email account from the list.
2. Select Server Settings from the folder list below your email account and make the following changes:

   Server Port

   IMAP - 993
   POP - 995

   Use secure connection

   Select SSL

3. Click OK.
4. Select Outgoing Server (SMTP) from the folder list below the new account and make the following changes:

   Server Port

   465

   Use secure connection

   Select SSL

5. Click OK.

For information on setting up Mozilla Thunderbird see Mozilla Messaging Support.

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