The Quick Guide To User Names, E-Mail Addresses And Passwords - BT EASICOM TV3 User Manual

The quick guide to user names, e-mail addresses and passwords

USER NAME
Your Easicom TV3 enables up
to five users to register their
own user name. This could
be your first name, e.g. John.
It enables you to keep
e-mails separate from other
users.
Your Easicom TV3 is supplied
with one name – User 1 –
already stored and which
you can change.
See page 12.
POP 3 USER NAME
The POP 3 user name will
be allocated to you when
you ring up to register with
Freeserve.
This POP 3 user name will
then form part of your e-mail
address.
If your POP 3 user name is
"smith.freeserve.co.uk"
then your e-mail address
becomes "your name @
smith.freeserve.co.uk".
The Freeserve registration
desk will help you with this.
Using your Easicom TV3
PASSWORD
If you wish, you can also
enter a password which
helps prevent other users
from seeing your e-mails.
A password can be anything
you like, e.g. '123'.
The Easicom TV3 is supplied
with one password already
stored. This is 'password' –
which you can change.
See page 12.
Using Freeserve
POP 3 PASSWORD
Once you have agreed your
POP 3 user name with your
Freeserve Operator, you will
then be asked to select a
POP 3 password.
You will not have to enter
a password every time you
log on to the Internet,
Easicom TV3 will handle this
for you, but you should write
it down as you may need it
in the event of any queries
with Freeserve.
USAGE
You have to enter your User
Name and Password
whenever you want to use
your Easicom to
TV3
write/read e-mails or letters.
USAGE
The POP 3 user name and
POP 3 password should be
entered into the Easicom
See page 13/14.
The Easicom TV3 then
automatically uses this
information whenever you
send or receive an e-mail.
Your POP 3 user
name/password is not the
same as your Easicom TV3
user name/password.
Do not enter your POP 3
user name/password instead
of your user name/password
when you want to use your
Easicom .
TV3
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