TS3276 hotmail smtp outgoing server not working

I have been unable to send emails from my Mail account as it continues to say SMTP server is offline. Has only been happening in the last 2 weeks. Any advice???

It sounds like your Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) is not set up correctly. I would suggest ypu open Mail>Preferences>Accounts>go down to the line on the lower right of the window that says "Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP)>click on the drop down arrows at the right end of that line, and click on the "Edit SMTP Server List..."> in the following two available windows make sure all the settings are correct as to Port, Password, Server Name, etc. as stated by your ISP.

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I have my laptop apple mail set up with a few accounts. Im able to get incoming mail but i cant send emails. It says the server is not working.
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