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If you want to send &amp;&nbsp;receive mail from the Hargray ISP, then you need post the mail &amp;&nbsp;SMTP servers pointing to them...
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May need you to describe in slightly more detail.

If you want to send & receive mail from the Hargray ISP, then you need post the mail & SMTP servers pointing to them...

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The mail and smtp definitions were very complex. &nbsp;I was able to contact someone famiiiar with Rogers and was provided the correct settings. &nbsp;i know have it working properly. &nbsp;
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The mail and smtp definitions were very complex.  I was able to contact someone famiiiar with Rogers and was provided the correct settings.  i know have it working properly.  

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XP Pro with Outlook Express. &nbsp;How do I set up the account structure where the home ISP is ROGERS out of Canada and the currently connected ISP for broadband is in the states in this case called HARGRAY. &nbsp;The objective is to receive and send mail from the states off of the Hargray ISP. &nbsp; I think the mail server should be &quot;mail.rogers.com&quot; and the SMTP server should be &quot;smtp.hargray.com&quot; or should it be &quot;smpt.hargray.com&quot;? &nbsp;I assume the account name should be the one associated with ROGERS. &nbsp;Can someone please confirm? &nbsp;Thanks. 
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XP Pro with Outlook Express.  How do I set up the account structure where the home ISP is ROGERS out of Canada and the currently connected ISP for broadband is in the states in this case called HARGRAY.  The objective is to receive and send mail from the states off of the Hargray ISP.   I think the mail server should be "mail.rogers.com" and the SMTP server should be "smtp.hargray.com" or should it be "smpt.hargray.com"?  I assume the account name should be the one associated with ROGERS.  Can someone please confirm?  Thanks. 

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