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| − | You can always use your cPanel mailboxes to send and receive email messages. But you also can view your email with an email client. To configure mail in Thunderbird mail application, use the settings outlined below. | + | <seo title="How to set up email in Thunderbird" metakeywords="set up email for,set up e-mail,configure mail,mail application,mail client,email settings" metadescription="How to set up email in Thunderbird" /> |
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| + | <div align=justify>You can always use your cPanel mailboxes to send and receive email messages. But you also can view your email with an email client. To configure mail in Thunderbird mail application, use the settings outlined below. | ||
To set up an e-mail account, open the '''Tools'' menu and choose '''Account Settings'''. Press '''Add Account'''. The Account Wizard should open: | To set up an e-mail account, open the '''Tools'' menu and choose '''Account Settings'''. Press '''Add Account'''. The Account Wizard should open: | ||
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If your email settings are correct then you should be able to receive/send emails using Thunderbird mail application. In case you get any error, re-check your email settings to make sure you have set up e-mail properly. | If your email settings are correct then you should be able to receive/send emails using Thunderbird mail application. In case you get any error, re-check your email settings to make sure you have set up e-mail properly. | ||
| − | Under this tutorial section we provide other tutorials tat will help youto set up email for other mail clients and mail applications (e.g. Outlook, iPod, iPhone) | + | Under this tutorial section we provide other tutorials tat will help youto set up email for other mail clients and mail applications (e.g. Outlook, iPod, iPhone)</div> |
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