My email pops up dial up and i have comcast can,t send email

Need to know:

Who your email provider is
att? bellsouth? Time warner? Comcast?

What is the exact error that pops up?

Ask COMCAST for the names of their POP-server and of their MAIL-server, and configure Outlook Express to use those names.

Microsoft Live Mail is "web-based" -- all you need to do is to web-surf to their web-site, login, and click "send/receive" or click "compose" and later "send".

According to Yahoo's page that is not the correct server.

I HAVE ATT.YAHOO I HAVE ALL MY MAIL GO TO INCREDIMAIL. ICAN GET MAIL COMING IN BUT I CAN'T SEND ANY THING OUT. I TALKED TO ATT THEY SAID ALL THE SETTINGS AER RIGHT. I CALLED INCREDIMALE DIDN'T GET ANY ONE THERE. IT WAS WORKING O.K. AND I WENT FROM COMCAST TO ATT. I WORKED FOR 2 DAY JUST TOO GET THE MAIL TO COME IN. HELP.....

I'm guessing that you computer is configured for a dail-up connection when you want to establish a dsl/cable connection?

Try to configure your email program, (Outlook Express?), with comcast, their is usually information your provider must give to you to set up your email.

If you haven't any internet connection through comcast at all, try going to Control Panel > Network and Internet Connections > Network Set-Up Wizard, then follow the on-screen instructions, selecting that you have a connection that is on at all times.

Outlook Express is just a software which can send and recieve emails from any email account configured on it(Outlook Express). regardless of yahoo, gmail, comcast.net ,aol.com etc.

So if you want to change your email address and want to use it on outlook express, you need to first create an email account by going to the website on which you want to create an email address.

Once you have created the email address we can look for the POP/SMTP server settings of that particular email account on the internet .
Once we have those(POP/SMTP) addresses we can configure Outlook Express to send and recieve emails for your new email account.

if in outlook express.... go to accounts andenter your pop3 server address, for instance if you have comcast, it would be pop.comcast.com and the smtp would be smtp.comcast.com pop stands for post office protocal it is for outgoing email and smtp is for incoming email. good luck.

SSL is the secure socket layer. SSL provides encrypted flow of traffic for your email. If your provider does not have SSL, you will need to connect without this additional level of security.