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Old 07-18-2008, 02:31 PM
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Default Re: Incomming email password

Ok. That is true, but I was having a different problem, because my servers were matched correctly.

I think I might have found a bug in the system, because for me when I first set up my secondary email account, (not outlook) for me it was yahoo, it asked me for my yahoo username and password to complete the setup process.

The bug in the system is, for me when I went back to look at my configuration settings it showed that my password was different than what I had entered before. (Maybe 10 more characters then I entered the first time)

To fix this password bug, re-configured your email account. When you are asked for your username and password, enter it, but leave the save password box unchecked. Then finish.

A minute or two later you should get that annoying pop-up saying Incomming email password. This time the password box should be empty, becuase you didnt save it before. Enter your password, and NOW check the save password box. Now the annoying screen should be gone for good.

Worked for me and hopefully will help the others that were having the same problem.
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