Set up BigPond Email on Outlook Express (5.5 or 6.0)

This page will help you set up your BigPond® Email on Outlook Express version 5.5 or 6.0.
Outlook is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
Before you start
You'll need your Telstra email username and password.
Note: The setup and use of your email account may incur data use charges.
Step 1
Open Outlook Express.
If prompted to connect, press Work Offline.
If any error messages appear, press the Hide
Step 2
Open the Tools menu and then select Accounts
Step 3
In the Internet Accounts window, select the Mail tab
Step 4
Press the Add button and then select Mail
Step 5
In the Display Name box, enter your name as you'd like it to appear in the emails you send and then press the Next button
Step 6
In the Email address box, enter your full email address (ending in @bigpond.com or @bigpond.net.au)
Step 7
Press the Next button
Step 8
In the Email Server Names window, update the settings for your mailbox as follows
My incoming server is a POP3 server
Incoming mail (POP3, IMAP, HTTP) server: Enter mail.bigpond.com
Outgoing mail (SMTP) server: Enter mail.bigpond.com.
Step 9
Press the Next button.
Step 10
In the Internet Mail Logon window:
Enter your full email address (ending in @bigpond.com or @bigpond.net.au”) in the Account Name
Enter your (case-sensitive) password in the Password box
Ensure that the checkbox is NOT ticked for Log on using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)
Security: This server requires a secure connection (SSL)
Step 11
It is critical to ensure that the checkbox here is ticked to indicate that the outgoing server requires authentication (most email clients don’t select this by default)
Use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) with the POP and SMTP connection, and SMTP authentication for security.
Step 12
Press the Next button and then press Finish to complete your setup.

It doesn't address what I needed help with
I am trying to make my big pond address the secondary address on outlook and Microsoft says the reason I can't stems from big pond. Please change any settings that are preventing me from changing addresses through my outlook account. This is to assist my work / study /life. Thankyou.
Ferne O'Loughlin
[email protected]

Similar Messages

Set up Telstra email on Outlook Express (5.5 or 6.0)

This page will help you set up your Telstra email with Outlook.com on Outlook Express version 5.5 or 6.0.
Outlook is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
Before you start
You'll need your Telstra email username and password.
Note: The setup and use of your email account may incur data use charges.
You may need to first turn on a POP Internet email protocol for your Outlook.com account (following Steps 1 to 5 below) – if your email app:
does not support Exchange ActiveSync or IMAP, but
does support POP3
If you're not sure, you should follow Steps 1 to 5 to check that the right settings have been applied.
Step 1
Sign in to your Outlook.com account
Step 2
Press the Options icon – and then press Options
Step 3
Under Managing your account, press Connect devices and apps with POP
Step 4
Under POP, select Enable
Step 5
Press Save
Then use the following settings in your email app.
Step 6
Open Outlook Express
If prompted to connect, press Work Offline
If any error messages appear, press the Hide button
Step 7
Open the Tools menu – and then select Accounts
Step 8
In the Internet Accounts window, select the Mail tab
Step 9
Press the Add button – and then select Mail.
Step 10: In the Display Name box, enter your name as you’d like it to appear in the emails you send – and then press the Next button
Step 11: In the Email address box, enter your full email address (ending in @bigpond.com or @bigpond.net.au)
Step 12: Press the Next button
Step 13: In the Email Server Names window, update the settings for your Outlook.com mailbox as follows:
My incoming server is a POP3 server
Incoming mail (POP3, IMAP, HTTP) server: Enter pop-mail.outlook.com
Outgoing mail (SMTP) server: Enter smtp-mail.outlook.com
Step 14
Press the Next button.
Step 15
In the Internet Mail Logon window:
Enter your full email address in the Account Name box
Enter your Telstra email account (case-sensitive) password in the Password box
Ensure the checkbox is NOT ticked for Log on using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)
Step 16
Press the Next button – and then press Finish to complete your setup.

Re: Set up Telstra email on Outlook Express (5.5 or 6.0)
Hello.
I bought my parents a new laptop. They insisted they couldnt access their bigpond email using it and have created an outlook account.email address, and now after reading this page I think I know why! They are now trying to import their old contacts. Can you advise? Their old email address was [email protected] and their new address is [email protected] Is that what they shouldve done? ie created a new email address?

Set up BigPond Email on Outlook 2000 and XP

This page will help you set up your BigPond® Email on Outlook 2000 or XP.
Outlook is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
Before you start
You'll need your Telstra email username and password.
Note: The setup and use of your email account may incur data use charges
Step 1
Open Microsoft Outlook 2000 or XP
Step 2
Open the Tools menu and then select Accounts
Step 3
Press the Add button and then select Mail
Step 4
In the Your Name window, enter your name as you’d like it to appear in the emails you send – and then press the Next button
Step 5
In the Internet E-mail Address window:
Enter your full email address (ending in @bigpond.com or @bigpond.net.au)
Press the Next button
Step 6
In the E-mail Server Names window, update the server settings as follows:
My incoming mail server: Select POP3
Incoming mail (POP3 or IMAP) server: Enter mail.bigpond.com
Outgoing mail (SMTP) server: Enter mail.bigpond.com
Step 7
Press the Next button
Step 8
In the Internet Mail Logon window, update your logon information as follows:
Account name: Enter your full email address (ending in @bigpond.com or @bigpond.net.au)
Password: Enter your (case-sensitive) account password
Ensure the checkbox is NOT ticked for Log on using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)
Step 9
Press the Next button.
Step 10
Choose the method you use to connect to the Internet
If you're on Dial-up, select the radio button for Connect using my phone line
If you're on Broadband, select the radio button for Connect using my local area network (LAN)
Step 11
Press the Next button
Step 12
Finally, press the Finish button to complete your setup and then press Close to return to the main Outlook screen.

Re: Set up BigPond Email on Outlook 2000 and XP
I can not set my email it will not accept it. I have used it for years then Microsoft Word had a probblem & I fixed it through the program & disk & now my email will not work.
Have done system restore & 110 hours trying to get my email right to no avail.
PLEASE HELP [email protected]

Set up BigPond Email on Mac OSX Mail 10.4 to 10.7

This page will help you set up your BigPond® Email on Mac OSX Mail versions 10.4 to 10.7.
Mac is a trademark of Apple Inc
Before you start
You'll need your Telstra email username and password.
Note: The setup and use of your email account may incur data use charges.
You may need to first turn on a 'POP' Internet email protocol for your Outlook.com account (following Steps 1 to 5 below) – if your email app:
does not support Exchange ActiveSync or IMAP, but
does support POP3.
If you're not sure, you should follow Steps 1 to 5 to check that the right settings have been applied.
Step 1
Sign in to your Outlook.com account
Step 2
Press the Options icon and then press Options
Step 3
Under Managing your account, press Connect devices and apps with POP
Step 4
Under POP, select Enable
Step 5
Press Save.
Then use the following settings in your email app.
Step 6
Open the Mail menu and then select Preferences
Step 7
In the Accounts window:
Press the Accounts button in the top menu to activate the Accounts tab.
Press the “+” button at the bottom left of the window.
Step 8
In the Add Account window, enter your logon information as follows:
Full Name: Enter your name as you’d like it to appear in the emails you send.
E-mail Address: Enter your full email address (ending in '@bigpond.com' or '@bigpond.net.au').
Password: Enter your Telstra email account password which will be case-sensitive.
Step 9
Press the Continue button
Step 10
In the Incoming Mail Server window, update the settings as follows:
Incoming e-mail server type: Select 'POP3'.
Incoming Mail Server: Enter 'pop-mail.outlook.com'.
User Name: Enter your full email address.
Password: Enter your Telstra email account password which will be case-sensitive.
Step 11: Press the Continue button
Step 12
In the Outgoing Mail Server window, update the settings as follows:
Outgoing server: Enter 'smtp.outlook.com'.
Ensure the checkbox is ticked for Use only this server.
Ensure the checkbox is NOT ticked for Use Authentication.
User Name: Enter your full email address.
Password: Enter your Telstra email account password – which will be case-sensitive.
Step 13
Press the Continue button
Step 14
In the Accounts Summary window, carefully review the settings you’ve entered to ensure that they’re correct.
If you need to edit something, you can press the Go Back button
Step 15
Press the Create button to create your account which will allow you to send and receive email
Step 16
There are still some more settings to update in the Advanced tab:
Open the Mail menu – and then select Preferences.
In the Accounts window, press the Advanced tab.
Step 17
In the Advanced tab, update the settings as follows:
Select the radio button for Use Custom Port.
Use Custom Port: Enter '587'.
Ensure the checkbox is ticked for Use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).
Authentication: Select 'Password'.
User Name: Enter your full email address.
Password: Enter your Telstra email account password which will be case-sensitive.
Step 18
Once all the settings are entered correctly, press the OK button.

Re: Set up BigPond Email on Mac OSX Mail 10.4 to 10.7
The " BigPond® Email on Mac OSX Mail versions 10.4 to 10.7." has references to the outlook configuration and nothing referring to Apple Mail. Please revise this section of the help guide.

Set up Telstra email on Outlook 2003

This page will help you set up your Telstra email with Outlook.com® on Outlook 2003.
Outlook is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
Before you start
You'll need your Telstra email username and password.
Note: The setup and use of your email account may incur data use charges.
Step 1
Open Microsoft Outlook 2003
Step 2
Open the Tools menu and then select E-mail Accounts
Step 3
In the Email Accounts window, select the radio button for Add a new e-mail account. Then press the Next button
Step 4
Under Server Type, select the POP3 option and then press the Next button
Step 5
In the Internet E-Mail Settings window, update the User Information for your Telstra mailbox as follows:
Your name: Enter your name as you'd like it to appear in emails you send
E-mail address: Enter your full email address (ending in @bigpond.com or @bigpond.net.au)
Step 6
Update the Server Information for your Telstra mailbox as follows:
Account Type: POP3
Incoming mail server (POP3): Enter pop-mail.outlook.com
Outgoing mail server (SMTP): Enter smtp-mail.outlook.com
Note: If you're using two-step verification with your Outlook.com account, remember to enter your app password here which will be case sensitive.
(Two-step verification is an extra security feature in Outlook.com which you might be using to protect against unauthorised attempts to access your email account.)
Step 7
Then, update the Logon Information for your Telstra mailbox as follows:
Username: Enter your full email address
Password: Enter your Telstra email account password which will be case-sensitive
Ensure the checkbox is NOT ticked for Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)
Step 8
Press the Test Account Settings button
If your account settings are correct:
Ticks will be displayed to show the test was successful
You'll receive a confirmation email in your Inbox
Note: You should get an error message if it fails e.g. if you have mistyped your case-sensitive password
If anything shows up as 'Failed' return to the previous steps and double-check your settings
If you don't receive a confirmation email, check your Junk or Spam folder
Step 9
Press the More Settings button and then open the Outgoing Server tab
Step 10
In the Outgoing Server tab:
Ensure the checkbox is ticked for My Outgoing Server (SMTP) requires authentication
Select the radio button for Use same settings as my incoming mail server
Step 11
Open the Advanced tab and then update the settings as follows:
Ensure the checkbox is ticked for This server requires encrypted connection (SSL)
Outgoing server (SMTP): Enter 587
Step 12
Press the Next button and then press Finish to complete your setup.

Re: Set up Telstra email on Outlook 2003
The incoming mail server continually requires me to login. I have the correct login and password because I can login to webmail no problem. I also logged out of webmail prior to attempting to setup outlook 2003. All settings appear correct, I even copied the same settings from my old computer with outlook working okay on my bigpond outlook mail account

I have Windows computers. My email is Outlook Express and Windows Live Mail. What email service does Apple use on the MacBook Pro?

I have Windows computers. My email is Outlook Express and Windows Live Mail. What email service does Apple use on the MacBook Pro?

Hi..
The native Mac Mail app. Comes pre installed on all Macs.
http://www.apple.com/support/mail/

How do i send emails with outlook express from firefox

how do i send emails with outlook express from firefox

You can add a button by using the [http://webdesigns.ms11.net/getmail.html Get Mail] add-on.

How do I migrate emails from outlook express to Mac

I want to keep some emails from Outlook express on my old pc how do I migrate them to mail on my new macbook pro?

Purchase EMailchemy, it will do the conversion and export for you.

Moving emails from outlook express to mail

is there a way to get all of my old emails from outlook express to mail? My old PC is about to die and then I'll loose all of my emails :s that is why I am wondering if there is a solution, now.

I don't know whether you can do this on a PC version of Outlook Express or not, but I know that you can do stuff like this with Apple's Mail, so it may be worth a shot to try this and see if it works.
First off, I am assuming that all this old mail is a POP account, and not IMAP. If it were IMAP, it would all be safe on your email account provider's IMAP server and all you would have to do is create the new account in Apple Mail and the first time you connected, it would autosync with the server and all your old mail would just be there. But if POP, all mail is downloaded to your computer then deleted from the server. So, assuming this to be a POP account, here is what I would try to do if I were you.
1. Go to http://webmail.aol.com and sign up for a new free IMAP email account from AOL. You could get a free gmail account if you wanted, too, but I believe there is a bit of extra configuration involved in making it a IMAP and not POP. AOL is IMAP by default. Plus, AOL is a built-in new-account setup option in Apple Mail.
2. On the PC in Outlook Express, add a new account for your new AOL email account. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/883081 to find out all the particulars about account settings and how to do it in Outlook Express.
3. On the Mac in Apple Mail, as stated in #1 above, AOL Mail is one of the options when creating a new account. Just follow Mail's "new account wizard" to create your AOL account there.
4. On the Mac, create a second new account for your existing POP account. Mirror the individual mail folder layout that are on your old PC for the old POP account.
5. This is the part that I don't know if PC Outlook Express will let you do, but I know that Apple Mail does:
(a) Open each of your mail folders in the old POP account stored on your dying hard drive one at a time
(b) Highlight/select all the messages in that folder
(c) Drag them to the AOL inbox. In Apple Mail, they would be copied to the IMAP server, preserving all the original "From" and "Date Received" and other information like that.
6. On the Mac, drag the messages that you uploaded into the AOL inbox and drop them into the appropriate folder of the "legacy" POP account that you created in #4. That will clear them out of the AOL inbox and they will now be stored on your computer as downloaded popmails.
7. Go back to step #5 and repeat this process for each of your folders on the old PC until you have emptied all the messages off your old computer.
Now, I will have to issue a disclaimer that I have only done this myself from IMAP to IMAP and to/from IMAP from/to "On My Mac" folders, which keeps copies of messages locally but not on IMAP servers. So I have no reason to suspect that this would not apply equally to POP since it worked with "On My Mac" folders. And whether the PC's Outlook Express will support the POP-to-IMAP drag-and-drop is a total unknown to me.
I'm sure I'll hear back via this forum whether this worked or not, but it's the best idea that I can come up with, and like I said, a similar (but not identical) situation worked for me before.

Email links (outlook express)

Windows XP.
Checking my emails via outlook express is fine with the exception of when links are contained within the email.
The source is fine as i know them, clicking on the web link within the email just freezes the outlook express, in fact the only cure is to restart the PC. This is something that has only just occured, but don't seem to fined any settings that might help......Using BTyahoo mail is fine, links work ok, its just when using outlook express.
any ideas please.

Have a look at this it might help
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/177054
Also check settings.
POP3
Server: mail.btinternet.com
Port: 995 (this should be automatically populated if you tick SSL Encryption)
SSL Encryption: Enabled
Username: your email address including the @btinternet or @btopenworld.com part
Password: your btinternet password
POP from folder: By default, POP will pull emails from your Inbox
SMTP
Outgoing Mail Server: mail.btinternet.com
Port: 465 (this may not be automatically populated on selection of SSL, so you'll need to check this)
SSL Encryption: Enabled

Unable to send out emails via outlook express since 06/29/2010

Task '[email protected]" - Sending' reported error (0x80042109) : 'Outlook is unable to connect to your outgoing (SMTP) e-mail server. If you continue to receive this message, contact your server administrator or Internet service provider (ISP).' This is a copy/paste of error message from Office Outlook 2003
Our household has been unable to "send" outgoing emails since 06/29/2010. This includes a wireless laptop and a PC. We both lost the ability to send emails same day. We changed NOTHING and did not share emails with each other that would have corrupted our system. During this time I have had 2 Verizon techs dance around in the PC doing all the same things I did as well as what the automated assistant did. The last tech said the Outlook Express 6.0 was corrupted, and to unistall it and then reinstall; this time 2 hours later, I think he just gave up). That did not work either. I tried using the Outlook Office and still got an error message for outging. Everything is set up as it was when it was working until 06/29/2010. I was told that there was a new server being installed and that things wold be working by 07/02/2010... I have tried taking down the firewall, turning off virus protection (McAfee), changing from outgoing.yahoo.verizon.net to just outgoing.verizon.net, checking boxes, unchecked boxes. SMPT is set to 587. We get incoming fine. I hate using the "Verizon email site" as too much monkey motion to get to mail, but that's what we have been doing. I even tried setting up a GMail account, again got mail still could not send. Any ideas?

Thank you for your response! I even tried sending an email via dos prompt with Telnet, got past "HELO", but when trying to get a "RCPT TO" (using outgoing.yahoo.verizon.net) I got an "authorization required" response and then was dropped. I have been passed around without a solution. I am about ready to change ISP, but really hate to as most of the time (years now) this has been a decent ISP. If Verizon is having a problem just say so, I can handle it, honesty would be nice, refreshing and not wasting so much of my time as well as the techs!

Deleted emails in Outlook Express inbox

Deleted items in inbox of Outlook Express was emptied 'automatically' (without a command), probably my inbox was filled to much.
2800 e-mails appeared in the dust bin as a batch.
I transferred (relocated) them to: "Local setting/Application data/Identities", but could not be opened any email.
Any suggestions friends,

If you carefully follow these instructions, you may be able to recover them.
1. First CLOSE Outlook Express.
2. Hopefully you haven’t emptied your recycle bin yet. DON’T EMPTY IT.
3. Click to open your Recycle Bin and do check it. Do you see any files that end in .bak, like drafts.bak, sent.bak, and
especially inbox.bak. If you do, it’s recoverable. But DON’T right-click and choose restore YET. (If you don’t see the files there, they may be in another folder, which you’ll get to later. At any case, they’ll have the .bak extension.)
4. If you’re not already viewing details, choose VIEW from the top menu, and click on DETAILS. This is so you can see the
original file location.
5. The original file location could look something like this:  - C:\Documents and Settings\Default\Local
Settings\Application Data\Identities\some string\inbox.bak  - (Default could be some other name, some string is the string that you were given, which is different for different users.)
6. You’re going to have to find that original folder, but you might have to reveal hidden files and folders to do so. Local
Settings are usually hidden.  - Click START, Choose CONTROL PANEL, and Click FOLDER OPTIONS (for Windows 7, you’ll have to click on APPEARANCE AND PERSONALIZATION link first before you can click on FOLDER OPTIONS.) Then click
VIEW and look in the ADVANCED SETTINGS Window for SHOW HIDDEN FILES AND FOLDERS. Click that radio button if it isn’t already chosen, then click the OK button.
7. Now you’re ready. Find that folder, and look for an inbox.dbx. That is your current INBOX.
8. Right-click inbox.dbx and rename it inbox2.dbx, just in case
9. Now you can go back to your Recycle Bin, right click inbox.bak, and choose RESTORE.
10. That file inbox.bak should now be in the folder you just found.
11. Right click inbox.bak and rename it inbox.dbx
12. Now open Outlook Express and your inbox messages should be restored.
OR if that doesn’t work ..
From the Outlook Express Top Menu, click File > Import > Messages >
Choose the email program you use  If it was Outlook Express 6, then choose >Import Mail
from an OE6
Store Directory
> Click OK, and browse for that folder you just found
> Click and choose inbox.dbx or whichever file you want to restore, those messages should be restored.
In case both methods don't work, then use OE-Mail Recovery http://www.oemailrecovery.com/outlook-express-recovery.html

Sending email from Outlook Express via Parallels

Outlook Express works just fine for receiving emails, but I can't get it to send an email. Is there something special I should look for. I use earthlink.net.

This is most likely due to a misconfigured SMTP sever setting. Most ISP's force you to authenticate to the SMTP server, if your using a different account for receiving then you are for sending this may be it. I've also seen where an Anti-Virus software is blocking port 25, SMTP, out to prevent the spread of worms. This is most likely not a problem with Parallels or the Mac but mis configured email client.

Rescuing deleted emails from Outlook Express 5 for mac

Dear Forum
Wasn't quite sure where to post this, but I would be grateful if anyone could cast some light on the following puzzle. I am trying to retrieve deleted emails from Microsoft Outlook Express 5 Macintosh edition (vers 5.02 2022) running on a G4. Using Data Recovery 2, I have uncovered two databases that hold the information, but I am unable to open them in Outlook or other programs. Is it something to do with 'End of file' as a friend suggested? I have tried importing them as my default database to no avail. When they were opened as raw text, there are definitely email addresses and parts of emails embedded in there, but nothing I can use. I desperately need to access these mails so that I can take an ex-client, who still owes me money, to court.
Any assistance would be most appreciated.
Thanking you for your help.
Kind regards
Chilliman2

Hi, chilliman2 -
There is one other option. You can use BBEdit Lite to open the message and database files. This utility will display all the text in most any file, including many damaged ones that otherwise can not be opened. BBEdit Lite is free -
BBEdit Lite
Although the SFGet window, opened via the Open command in the File menu, will not display the OE files as openable files, they can be opened by dropping them onto the icon for BBEdit Lite (just confirmed that to make sure).
The bad news - you would need to search through the file to find the section for any specific email message, then copy that portion to another file for printing. This can take a lot of work if the file is large.
The good news - even the usually non-visible header info for each message is included in the Messages file, and is shown in BBEdit Lite.
Whether this result will be suitable for your purposes is a different issue.

Rescuing deleted emails from Outlook Express 5 mac vers

Dear Forum
I would be grateful if anyone could cast some light on the following puzzle. I am trying to retrieve deleted emails from Microsoft Outlook Express 5 Macintosh edition (vers 5.02 2022) running on a G4. Using Data Recovery 2, I have uncovered two databases that hold the information, but I am unable to open them in Outlook or other programs. Is it something to do with 'End of file' as a friend suggested? I have tried importing them as my default database to no avail. When they were opened as raw text, there are definitely email addresses and parts of emails embedded in there, but nothing I can use. I desperately need to access these mails so that I can take an ex-client, who still owes me money, to court.
Any assistance would be most appreciated.
Thanking you for your help.
Kind regards
Chilliman2

Hi, chilliman2 -
There is one other option. You can use BBEdit Lite to open the message and database files. This utility will display all the text in most any file, including many damaged ones that otherwise can not be opened. BBEdit Lite is free -
BBEdit Lite
Although the SFGet window, opened via the Open command in the File menu, will not display the OE files as openable files, they can be opened by dropping them onto the icon for BBEdit Lite (just confirmed that to make sure).
The bad news - you would need to search through the file to find the section for any specific email message, then copy that portion to another file for printing. This can take a lot of work if the file is large.
The good news - even the usually non-visible header info for each message is included in the Messages file, and is shown in BBEdit Lite.
Whether this result will be suitable for your purposes is a different issue.

Set up BigPond Email on Outlook Express (5.5 or 6.0)

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for