How to Set Up Eudora 7.0 to Send and Receive Email
  • Operating System(s): Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000
  • Application: Eudora 7.0
Follow the steps below to set up Eudora 7.0 to send and receive email.
How to Set Up Eudora 7.0 to Send and Receive Email

Configuring your email client: Eudora 7.0

  1. Open Eudora.
  2. Click the 'Tools' menu, and select 'Options.'


  3. Click 'Getting Started' under 'Category:.'
    • Enter your full name in the 'Real name:' field.
    • Enter your full webmail address (sample@yourdomain.com) in the 'Return address:' field.
    • Enter 'pop3.ivenue.com' in the 'Mail Server (Incoming):' field.
    • Enter your full webmail address (sample@yourdomain.com) in the 'Login Name' field.
    • Click 'Allow authentication' below 'SMTP Server.'
    • Enter 'smtp.ivenue.com' in the 'SMTP (Outgoing) Server:' field.



  4. Click 'Checking Mail' under 'Category:.'
    • Set 'Secure Sockets when Receiving' to 'Never.'



  5. Click 'Incoming Mail' under 'Category:.'
    • Optional: If you want to use both Eudora and webmail to check your mail, check the box for "Leave mail on server".
    • Select 'Passwords' for 'Authentication Style.'



  6. Click 'Sending Mail' under 'Category:.'
    • Check the box next to 'Allow authentication.'
    • Set 'Secure Sockets when Sending' to 'Never,' and click 'OK.'
    • Check the box next to "Use submission port (587)" (Check your firewall settings if necessary to enable that port.).



  7. Click 'OK,' and then verify your settings by clicking 'File,' and then 'Check Mail.'