Denna ska tutorial vägleder dig, i inställning - upp evolution 2.1.x (versionen som är inklusive i Ubuntu 7.04 - bekant, som ”lättretligt lisma”), för den första tiden. Fast screenshotsna är från Ubuntu, kliver är faktiskt identiskt, om du använder en annan version av Linux.
- När evolutionbarkasser för den första tiden, Ställa in assistenten ska start. Klicka Framåt att fortsätta.
- På Identitet fliken skriver in den krävda informationen i varje av anslå sätter in. Organisation sätta in är inte ombud. Klicka Framåt ordna till för att fortsätta, när du är.
- Detta ska exempel antar att du har a POP en e-postserver. Mest internet för bredband (och dialen-up) som tjänste- familjeförsörjare i Nordamerika ger deras kunder med POP, postar. Skriv in den kända ”inkomma” en e-postserver i Server: dela upp, och din användare som är känd i Username: dela upp.
Om du inte är säker av dessa inställningar, har jag sammanställde en lista av e-postinställningar för någon av den större norden - amerikanbredbandfamiljeförsörjare. Om jag inte listade din ISP, kontakta dem för att finna ut dessa inställningar (spets: mest ska ISP har denna information i ett ganska tydligt att förlägga i Hjälp dela upp av deras webbplats),
Om du inte önskar att skriva in ditt lösenord varje gång, kontrollerar du ditt postar, förlägger en kontroll i den märkta boxas Minns lösenordet. Klicka, när du göras, Framåt.
- Förlägga en kontroll i Automatiskt postar kontrollen för varje _ _ noterar boxas (om du önskar) och granska de andra alternativen. Klicka Framåt
- På Överföring av e-post sidan väljer Servertyp: att ditt ISP-bruk (igen, du kan se till denna sida, eller kontroll med din ISP). Skriv in anslå Server: och inställningar. Mest men inte alla, utgås en e-postserver kräver nu legitimation. Klicka, när du har skrivit in alla av informationsnärmare detalj till din ISP, Framåt.
- Och ge nu detta e-postkonto a Känt: så att du kan lätt identifiera det (i fall att, skapar du extra e-post profilerar i evolution). Klicka Framåt.
- Choose your Time Zone and again, click Forward.
- That’s it, you’re done! Click Apply.
- In all likelihood you’ll be prompted to enter your password as Evolution checks to see if you have new mail (for the first time). Enter it and click OK.
- And if all goes well, you’ll be presented with your (new) email. There will also be an “introduction” email from the Evolution developers that offers some tips on getting started using Evolution.
- To test out sending email by sending one to yourself. Click the New button and select Mail Message. Enter your own email address in the To: field, and whatever you want in the subject field. Click Send.
- You’ll be taken back to the main Evolution window. Now click the Send/Receive button to actually send your test message.
- The Send & Receive Mail window will appear.
- And you’ll (probably) be prompted to enter your password again.
- You may need to click Send/Receive again to get the test email.
- So now you can send and receive email. If you need any help with attachments, filtering spam etc - the Help menu actually provides very useful and straight forward instructions.
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Simplehelp,
OK, I’m new to UBUNTU (installed 7.04), I’m trying to set up the EVOLUTION e-mail thingy and I’m on your ’set-up-evolution page. I am on the web via a wireless connection and I have two email accounts; one with fishhoo.com, the other with bigstring.com neither was on your list of email settings. I went to both sites (fishhoo and bigstring) but could not find anything that looked like the required information. I feel like I am missing something quite simple. Help. Thanks.
Ned
@Ned:
Sorry I was out of town for a few days (hence the delay in my response). For bigstring.com email you need to have a “Premium” account in order to use it in Evolution (or any email client that supports POP mail - like Outlook, Outlook Express, Thunderbird, Evolution etc). I’m guessing you don’t have a premium account? If you DO have a premium account, you can find all the settings you’d need here: http://www.bigstring.com/userguides/setup/outlookxp.html
Fishhoo.com is the same thing - if you want to access your fishhoo mail in Evolution, you’ll need a ‘paid’ account (”Mail Plus Total Protection” or “Mail Plus Total Protection”). If you DO have a paid fishhoo account, the only way to get the settings (as far as I can tell) would be in the email that they send you when you sign up for the service.
Hope this helps!
Ross
When evolution asks for a password which password should i enter…as evolution while setting up doesnt prompt for any password and when clicking the send and receive button it asks for a password so which password should i enter
Its quite confusing which password should i enter as it doesnt ask for password while installing…. I am using ubuntu 7.10
Thanx
Rajan
Hello,
I had a question regarding http://www.inbox.com I’m trying to set up Evolution to send/receive mail from that account. It appears that POP and SMTP are both going through my.inbox.com thats the server I used in preferences. At this moment I can download the mail from the server, but when it comes to sending saved messages the operation times out with a message:
“Error while performing operation.
Could not connect to my.inbox.com: Connection timed out”
Once again all the setup guides for other desktop email programs required the same my.inbox.com in both POP and SMTP fields, furthermore most had an option of using port #25, which I can’t choose since there isn’t any such prompts with Evolution program. Please, any ideas?
Hello,
I’m new to Linux and I’m trying to setup Evolution in Ubuntu to use for my wifes Juno account. I’m receiving mail fine but getting an error [Could not connect to authsmtp.juno.com: No route to host] when trying to send. She does have a premium account. Any suggestions would be appreciated. authsmtp.juno.com is listed on the Juno web page as the proper entry for the smtp server. Thanks, Richard
Hi. I’ve got Evolution up and running with no problems. for me…
Now the wife, that’s a differant story. she use’s her desktop machine in her office for working at home, and has a laptop that she wanders the house with. I had eudora set up to use a data folder on a shared network drive. Both machnes used drive M for mail. is there any where in Evolution to specify where the mail and other data is stored??
Thanks in advance
Charles
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