Thunderbird Setup Guide

Step 1

Open Thunderbird
Note: If it is the first time you have loaded Thunderbird, you may be presented with a wizard to setup your email: If so, skip to Step 4.

Step 2

    * Click the Tools menu at the top of Thunderbird, then click Account Settings.
    * Click Add Account (to the Bottom Left).
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Step 3

Ensure that the Email account radio button is selected, then click Next
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Step 4

    * Enter your First and Last name in the Your Name field.
    * Enter your E-mail Address This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it in the E-mail Address field. Then click Next
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Step 5

    * Select POP as the incoming mailserver type.
    * Enter the Incoming Mailserver as: mail.yourdomain.com
    * Enter the Outgoing Mailserver as: type your ISP's eg mail.bigpond.com
    * Leave the Use Global Inbox option ticked unless otherwise desired.
    * Click Next
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Step 6

Enter your  name. Then click Next
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Step 7

Enter the Account Name for your mail box. This can be any name e.g. "My Account" Then click Next
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Step 8

This screen will summarise the configuration specified.
Click Finish

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Step 9

Thunderbird will automatically attempt to connect to your E-mail.
Thunderbird will prompt you for the password to your  Mailbox.

    * Enter the password  type in the password as per your cPanel setup or as provided by us for the

       above username


    * Tick the box that says "Use Password Manager to remember this password." unless otherwise desired and click Ok
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Step 10

Click Ok to the warning message.
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Step 11

Click on the "Tools" menu and select "Account Settings...".
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Step 12

Select "Outgoing Server (SMTP)", ensure outgoing mail server is highlighted and click on "Edit...".

Step 13

Untick "Use name and password" and click on OK
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Your Mozilla Thunderbird is now configured for use.