Wait for the mail client to finish verifying the email settings.If you choose SSL/TLS, have the outgoing server, and port reflects their appropriate SSL settings. If you choose SSL/TLS, have the incoming server, and port reflects their appropriate SSL settings. Username/Email Address: Your full email address (example: Your Name: How you want your name to appear in emails (example: Jane Test).
If you choose SSL/TLS, change Incoming Port to 995. Incoming Authentication: We recommend Normal password.If you choose SSL/TLS, change the Outgoing Port to 465 Outgoing Authentication: We recommend Normal password.Fill in the following information depending on the incoming protocol you chose:.Press Manual Configuration and edit the server names, ports, and IMAP/POP to manually set up the account. IMAP synchronizes the email on your computer with the contents of your account on the server, while POP simply downloads the inbox.Remember password: We recommend that you keep this checked.Username/Email Address: Your full email address (example: Password: Your email password.Your Name: How you want your name to appear in emails (example: Jane Test).Enter your email account details and press Continue.At the bottom of the left pane, click Account Actions.Click Tools or click the Application menu button.If it does have a limited lifetime, then I am trying to avoid having to make my friend here go and generate a new system-password with AOL/Verizon every time the mail flow gets hung up in T-bird.Email Client Setup: Mozilla Thunderbird Setting up your email with Mozilla Thunderbird? What's the fix for this? I'm not sure if the system-generated password has a limited lifetime, or if it can be used indefinitely. Note: I can use the *SAME* system-generated password repeatedly (so far), but T-bird doesn't seem to save it - even if I check the "save in password manager" option. But this seems to only work for a limited time before the pop-ups resume. OK so I generated a system password as AOL requires, entered it into T-bird, and this allowed T-bird to send/receive email from the AOL/Verizon accounts. I am having a continual problem with Thunderbird and her AOL/Verizon accounts which does not occur with her Gmail account.Īs some of you may know, AOL/Verizon will not allow T-bird access to email accounts using the normal browser password - AOL requires usage of a system-generated password for 3rd party apps such as T-bird (when I tried to plug in her usual password to send/receive email into T-bird it was flat-out rejected). I've been helping her to install and run the release version of Thunderbird to get her away from the Beta version she was on. I am writing on behalf of my friend, who you have all been chatting with about these issues.
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