Step 1 - Open the "File" menu then go to "New" >> "Account".
(see screenshot)
Step 2 - The "Account Wizzard" window appers (please note
that if you are running Mozilla ThunderBird for first time, this
window will appear automatically without going through Step 1).
Select "Email account" radion button and click "Next".
(see screenshot)
Step 3 - In "Your name" enter your real name (eg. Tom Jones)
and in "Email Address" enter the email address which you will
use (eg. tom@tom-jones.com) and click "Next".
(see screenshot)
Step 4 - Select the "POP3" radio button and for incoming and
outgoing mail server enter for eg. "mail.tom-jones.com" and
click "Next".
(see screenshot)
Step 5 - In "Incoming User Name" enter your username
by following the pattern <user@domain.extention>
(eg. tom@tom-jones.com) and click "Next".
(see screenshot)
Step 6 - In "Account Name" enter your name (eg. Tom Jones)
and click "Next".
(see screenshot)
Step 7 - Unmark "Download messages now" and click "Finish".
(see screenshot)
Step 8 - You've just created your account. See that your
account now appears on the left side unde "Folders".
Go to the "Tools" menu and click "Account Setting".
(see screenshot)
Step 9 - The "Account Setting" window appears.
Under your account name (eg. Tom Jones) click "Server settings"
and make sure that:
1. The checkboxes "Use secure connection (SSL)" and
"Use secure authentication" are not ticked otherwise you
won't be able to receive/send messages.
2. The checkbox "Leave messages on server" is not ticked
otherwise the email client will leave a copy of each incoming
message on the server and this may result in exceeded disk
quota of your account.
Click "OK" and you are ready to go.
Please note that the passwords will be required the first
time when you try to receive and send messages.
(see screenshot)
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