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# Click '''File''', '''New''', then the '''Existing Mail Accounts option'''  | # Click '''File''', '''New''', then the '''Existing Mail Accounts option'''  | ||
# Fill out the following fields:<br/>[[File:thunderbirdAddressConfig.png|Address Settings]]  | # Fill out the following fields:<br/>[[File:thunderbirdAddressConfig.png|Address Settings]]  | ||
## Your Name - Enter your name here  | ## '''Your Name''' - Enter your name here  | ||
## Email Address - Enter your Bravenet e-mail address  | ## '''Email Address''' - Enter your Bravenet e-mail address  | ||
## Password - Enter the password for the Bravenet e-mail address  | ## '''Password''' - Enter the password for the Bravenet e-mail address  | ||
# Click '''Continue'''  | # Click '''Continue'''  | ||
# Click on '''Manual Settings'''<br/>[[File:thunderbirdServerConfig.png| Server Settings]]  | # Click on '''Manual Settings'''<br/>[[File:thunderbirdServerConfig.png| Server Settings]]  | ||
Revision as of 11:56, 14 June 2012
Thunderbird is a free, open source email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation.
Configuring Thunderbird for your Bravenet Account
- Start Thunderbird
 - Click File, New, then the Existing Mail Accounts option
 - Fill out the following fields:
- Your Name - Enter your name here
 - Email Address - Enter your Bravenet e-mail address
 - Password - Enter the password for the Bravenet e-mail address
 
 - Click Continue
 - Click on Manual Settings
- In the Username field, replace the contents with your full Bravenet e-mail address
 - Change the Incoming Server Hostname to mail.bravehost.com
 - Change the Outgoing Server Hostname to mail.bravehost.com
 - Change the Outgoing Port to 465.
 - Click on Re-test to finish configuring the servers.
 
 - Note that Outgoing SSL will now be set to STARTTLS, as long as the port is set to 465 before clicking Re-test
 - Click the Create Account button and your account should now work correctly
 
You can test your incoming and outgoing mail settings by sending yourself an email.
