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swertel (TechnicalUser)
29 Aug 05 11:38
I recently moved and and forced to use MSN as my email provider.  They use an http address for their servers and I'd like to continue using Netscape as my browser and email client.  No problems with the browser, but is the Netscape email client capable of sending/receiving email from an http address?  I couldn't figure out how to set it up.  I can only figure out pop and smtp using 7.2.

Thanks and regards,

--Scott

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