Mail will not send emails after security update

Hello,
I am having trouble now sending email - like many others aparently. I receive a message when trying to send mail:
- a dialog box requests the authentication password for the smtp server
When entering the correct password it simply repeats. I have had no trouble up to this point. I can log into both accounts via the web using the correct password.
I am having this problem
- on a BT Internet account,
- and my Yahoo account as well,
both of which I use on Mail for business.
Please help?!
Best, Jeff

Question answered in another string - British Telecom changed outgoing servers for me and things seem to be working again - fault is a mystery though. Sorry I cannot help others in this strange situation.
Jeff

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