Versamail in a Palm OS Emulator

 Hi team,
I've installed Versamail application in Palm OS Emulator and I'd like to set it up to receive and send email. Is it possible? 
What is the Mail Service. Protocol? What is the Incoming and Outgoing mail Server?                                                                             Is it possible to read my emails in Palm Desktop as I read my contacts and media?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   I need your help, please.                                                                                                                                                       Regards
Post relates to: Tungsten E2

I doubt the emulator can retrieve email, but I've never tried.
Mail Service - The mail service you're using!
Protocal - IMAP or POP
Incoming/Outgoing servers - like any email account, you have to specify what servers to use!
WyreNut
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