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August 3rd 10, 01:19 AM
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Change Mail Server Type
I recently added a secondary e-mail account from my ISP. The account
was generated and I can access it online. However I want to access it on Thunderbird. My primary account is working fine. but when I tried to add the secondary account, Thunderbird thinks it is a IMAP server. It is not. It is a POP3 server. I changed the port number, but that did not work. Thunderbird still gives me an error message that it is not a IMAP Server. there has to be a way to tell Thunderbird that it is a POP3 server not an IMAP server, but I can not find it. Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks, 
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