Helpful Documents
These documents are in response to the most common questions we get asked about using Outlook
Express and having a web site. They are in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF).You can
get a FREE copy of Adobe Reader from
the Adobe web site.
Setting up Outlook Express to receive emails.
A simple guide to setting up your email software to receive emails on your computer.
Changing outgoing Mail Server in Outlook Express
Some simple guides to changing an existing account in Outlook Express.
Promoting your web site.
Advice on getting your websiste to work harder for you
So You Want A Website - an essential guide to owning a website.
Plenty of information about what having a websie really means and what you should consider if you are getting a website designed or doing it yourself.
|
Useful Tips
These tips will hopefully build up in time as we get asked more questions by our customers. Feel free to email us any tips you think we should consider publishing.
Problem - what do I write on my web site?
Possible Solution - Keep it simple. Read this article kindly supplied by Lesley Morrissey of
Inside News for a run down on how to make your web site work -
The Goldfish Report.
Problem - can't receive email, Outlook Express stopping after partial download.
Possible cause - spam, and/or excessively large email.
Possible solution - look at emails directly on the server using something like
Mail2Web.com or 'WebMail' and delete any you don't recognise or are suspicious of.
WARNING - DO NOT respond to emails asking you to confirm you bank details. Banks DO NOT sent out
any email asking for security information. These emails are fraudulent. Report them to your bank. If you think
an email might be legitimate then DON'T respond with your details through any link in the email, instead
go directly to the URL (web address) you know is genuine and enter your details through the legitimate site.
NEVER click on a link in an email unless you categorically know who the email is from and where the link
will take you.
You can find more information and advice on 'scams' from the official government site at
the Office of Fair Trading.
|
Be our Friend on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter
Link with us on Linked In
