Help Setting Up Outlook

[Humbert]

I just got a new computer at work. I am on an internal lan and our internet connection is with TRUE.
I having trouble configuring Outlook. I think I need an ISP address but I don't where to find it.
Can anybody help?

[slackula]

I think I need an ISP address but I don't where to find it.

Do you mean for where you enter the incoming/outgoing server stuff?

If your email address is humbert[at]humbert.com for example then the server stuff is normally mail.humbert.com

[Humbert]

I need to know how to find the SMTP address

[slackula]

I need to know how to find the SMTP address

Like I said, it is most likely mail(dot)yourcdomain(dot)com

[Marmite the Dog]

Or smtp.(dot)yourcdomain(dot)com if its a Windows server.

[Humbert]

Or smtp.(dot)yourcdomain(dot)com if its a Windows server.

I've tried that. You're sure I don't need an smtp address from TRUE. A friend keeps telling me I have to call TRUE but I don't think that sounds right.
Thanks for the help.

[slackula]

From here:

True Internet : Member Service

Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server : mail.asianet.co.th
Incoming Mail (POP3) Server : pop.asianet.co.th

Edit: at the link there is an auto-configure thingy if you are at truemail.co.th

[Marmite the Dog]

Or smtp.(dot)yourcdomain(dot)com if its a Windows server.

I've tried that. You're sure I don't need an smtp address from TRUE. A friend keeps telling me I have to call TRUE but I don't think that sounds right.
Thanks for the help.

Depends on your package. I have to use Maxnet's smtp servers because I'm too cheap to buy their Premier package.

[Humbert]

Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server : mail.asianet.co.th

This one seems to test out OK (Thanks Slack) but the POP3 is giving me fits.

[slackula]

This one seems to test out OK (Thanks Slack) but the POP3 is giving me fits.

Try using that for the incoming server as well.