Trying to Setup Windows Email

My wife tried to set up Windows Vista Email and she got and error message
because she failed to give the full name of our server. (Adelphia.net). She
only put in adelphia. It asks us to verify the server but we can't find out
how to do that. There is no place on the message for us to enter any new
text. Please help. Is Adelphia.net the correct info they are looking for?
Our internet server is Adelphia.

YOU would know the correct setup information by reading the supplied packet
you received when you signed up for the service.

When you find that we can help you to plug it in to the correct places.

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Regards,

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User
(For email, remove the obvious from my address)

Quote from George Ankner:
If you knew as much as you think you know,
You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew!



"LWC" <LWC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B19E58FA-A3D5-4414-9170-597D897B2927@microsoft.com...
> My wife tried to set up Windows Vista Email and she got and error message
> because she failed to give the full name of our server. (Adelphia.net).
> She
> only put in adelphia. It asks us to verify the server but we can't find
> out
> how to do that. There is no place on the message for us to enter any new
> text. Please help. Is Adelphia.net the correct info they are looking
> for?
> Our internet server is Adelphia.
>

"LWC" <LWC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B19E58FA-A3D5-4414-9170-597D897B2927@microsoft.com...
> My wife tried to set up Windows Vista Email and she got and error message
> because she failed to give the full name of our server. (Adelphia.net).
> She
> only put in adelphia. It asks us to verify the server but we can't find
> out
> how to do that. There is no place on the message for us to enter any new
> text. Please help. Is Adelphia.net the correct info they are looking
> for?
> Our internet server is Adelphia.
>

Go to
http://www.adelphia.net/x.php?u=http...qs%2Findex.cfm
and click the "Software Settings" link in paragraph #1. If instructions are
not available for Windows Mail, use the Outlook Express instructions
instead; from what I have seen, setup is virtually identical between the old
and the new clients.