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Q. I can receive mail, but I cannot send it A. A growing trend is for Internet Service Providers (ISP) to block mail sent on their network without the use of their SMTP server. This helps in preventing the spread of virus' and spam. Check with your ISP to ensure you aren't required to utilze their SMTP server to send mail. If you are, change the SMTP setting in your email client. Additionally, see the article on setting up Outlook for an alternative setup.

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