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how can you use microsoft exchange for emailing?

I want to use microsoft exchange for emailing how do I do that?  I have netscape.
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So how do get  microsoft exchange to get my emails?
Josiah, not knowing if you even have MSE installed, here is a comprehensive list for installation and trouble-shooting:
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INSTALLATION
To install Microsoft Exchange during Windows 95 Setup, choose the
information services that you would like to use with Microsoft Exchange.

You can also install Microsoft Exchange after you have completed
installation of Windows 95 by double-clicking the Inbox icon on your desktop and then choosing the information services that you would like to use with Microsoft Exchange.

If you have removed the Inbox from the desktop, you can install
Microsoft Exchange by using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.
You must shut down and restart Windows 95 after doing this.

When you install Windows 95 or use Microsoft Exchange for the first time, the Microsoft Exchange Setup Wizard will be run. The Wizard is also run each time you add a new profile using the Mail And Fax icon in Control Panel.

USING MICROSOFT EXCHANGE WITH MICROSOFT MAIL

Microsoft Exchange is designed to replace the Microsoft Mail program that comes with Windows for Workgroups and Microsoft Mail version 3.x. After installing Microsoft Exchange you will no longer be able to run the older Microsoft Mail program, but you will be able to use Microsoft Exchange to send and receive messages.

                        UPGRADING A PREVIOUS INSTALLATION OF
                        WINDOWS 95

You can install Microsoft Exchange with Windows 95 over an existing Windows 95 setup. When you upgrade, you may lose some of your Microsoft Exchange preferences.

There is NO interoperability between the final release and the beta releases. You cannot send or receive messages to or from
mismatched Windows 95 releases. Upgrade all Microsoft Exchange
users simultaneously to the released version of Microsoft Exchange.

                        TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS

If you experience problems connecting to your Microsoft Mail
postoffice, please ensure you have network access to your postoffice.
You can also get diagnostic details about the reason for failures by clicking the Tools menu, clicking Microsoft Mail Tools, and then clicking View Session Log.

If you experience a problem composing or reading a message that
produces an error saying "Can't launch form," then the forms file may be corrupt. To correct this problem, quit Microsoft Exchange, and then go to your {Windows}\Forms directory and delete Frmcache.dat. >From {Windows}\Forms, copy the file Frmcache.bak to Frmcache.dat, and restart Microsoft Exchange.

Some Microsoft Mail 3.x extensions are not compatible with Microsoft Exchange--for example, WinRules and Conference+. Microsoft Exchange automatically disables some of these extensions to prevent
system problems. If a Microsoft Mail 3.x extension is causing a
problem, it can be disabled by placing a ';' in front of the corresponding line in Msmail.ini. Contact the product vendors for further information.
If you experience a problem where messages are stuck in the Outbox, it is possible that the wrong information service is trying to process the
message. To correct the problem, click the Tools menu, click Options, click Delivery, and then ensure the information services are listed in the order you want them.

After quitting Microsoft Exchange, you may notice that mapisp32 is still running. Mapisp32 continues to run for 20 seconds after you quit Microsoft Exchange.

E-forms created with the Microsoft Electronic Forms Designer do not open correctly when saved in the .msg file format. Transfer the .msg file from the file system to the Inbox to open the e-form correctly.

If clicking Send on the File command in Lotus Approach does not
work, please ensure that you have a file called Msmail.ini in your {Windows}\ directory. If the file does not exist, just create an empty file with that name.

Two clients using Microsoft Mail should not be run against the same Microsoft Mail mailbox. This configuration is not supported.