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[Warren <question75939@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #75939 on evolution in ubuntu changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evolution/+question/75939

    Status: Answered => Open

Warren is still having a problem:

 				I went over Evolution setup as yousuggested. I then called AT&T and was told they cannot help withEvolution. I then got help from them to set up Microsoft Outlook onan XP computer and it worked. Differences between what I was doingare: 
Incoming server an “i”  was addedto the POP3 incoming server and an “i” was added to the STMPserver also. In addition Outlook has a section in there setup calledServer Port Numbers.
The number for “Incoming Server(POP3): 995 and
		  “Outgoing Sever (STMP): 465
I added the “i”s but have no placeto add the 995 and 465. Evolution is still not working. 
Is POP and POP3 different?


As far as passwords when I go toSystem, Preferences, Encryption & Keyrings I get a choice of twotabs Encryption or PGP Passphrases. I still cannot change thepassword.  


Thank, Warren
  -------------- Original message from Andre Mangan <question75939@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>: --------------


> Your question #75939 on evolution in ubuntu changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evolution/+question/75939
> 
>     Status: Open => Answered
> 
> Andre Mangan proposed the following answer:
> The first part of your question relates to setting up Evolution and I
> suggest that you check that.  To assist you I have included this HowTo:
> http://products.secureserver.net/email/email_evolution.htm
> 
> Particularly check that you have not ticked the box that says "Leave
> messages on server".
> 
> The second part of your question relating to your mail password, that is
> the password you have agreed to with your server, must be changed with
> your server as well as your modem/router.
> 
> If you meant the Evolution password, then proceed this way:
> Go to System, Preferences, Encryption & Keyrings and in the "Password Keyring" 
> tab, click on the entry (probably "login ...").Click on "Change Unlock Password".  Enter your current password.  In the field 
> for New Password, you can either enter a new password or leave it blank.
> 
> If you leave it blank, the system will ask "Store password
> unencrypted?", click on "Use unsafe storage".  Now you will not be asked
> for a password when accessing Evolution.
> 
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