Re: outlook fail

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Contact your ISP to get the correct settings for sending mail and then click Tools/Accounts/Mail tab and change the properties for the server to reflect the correct information for the account. Your partially quoted error below indicates you are using port 0, which is an incorrect port for sending messages. For most POP3 servers it would be 110 for receiving and 25 for sending (although your ISP may use a different port for sending and may also require authentication).
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Jim Pickering, MVP, Windows Mail Apps
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"abdulhakim baghoth" <hakimco@yemennet> wrote in message news:Olr%23Jt0AHHA.3560@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
hi,when ever i try to send email i get this msg: The service is currently unavailable.;port 0 secure(ssl)NO,Error number ox880ccfo


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