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Email messages

Gigaset SL75 WLAN / en / A31008-M700-B112-1-7619 / email.fm / 24.4.06

Version05.08.2005

Email messages

You can use your handset to write, send

and receive Email messages. You can

attach photos, pictures, ringer tones and

animations from your handset's file man-

ager to Email messages. You can also

receive Email attachments and store them

in the handset's file manager. For informa-

tion about which file formats are sup-

ported see page 42.

Requirement:

u You have an Email account with your

Internet provider.

u The Internet provider's incoming mail

server uses the POP3 protocol and the

outgoing mail server uses the SMTP

protocol (Simple Mail Transfer Proto-

col).

u The received Email messages are in text

format (not HTML format).

Settings

Store the address and access information

required for sending and receiving Email

messages in your handset. Your Internet

provider will supply you with this informa-

tion.

Entering user data

v ¢ î ¢ E-Mail ¢ Settings ¢ User

¤ Make an entry on several lines

(page 120).

Displayed Name

Enter the name that is assigned to your

Email address. When you send a mes-

sage, this name is shown to the recipi-

ent in the From field.

E-Mail Address

Enter your own Email address, e.g.

Anne.Sand@provider.com.

¤ Press the §Save§ display key.

Entering an Email server

You can obtain the names of incoming

and outgoing mail servers from your Inter-

net provider.

v

¢ î ¢ E-Mail ¢ Settings ¢ Server

¤ Make an entry on several lines

(page 120).

Inc. POP3

Enter the name of the incoming mail

server (POP3 server) (example:

pop.theserver.com). The entry is nec-

essary for receiving Email messages.

The messages that arrive for you are

stored on the POP3 server.

Outg. SMTP

Enter the name of your provider's out-

going mail server (SMTP server) (exam-

ple: mail.theserver.com). The entry is

necessary if you wish to send Email

messages.

¤ Press the §Save§ display key.

Note:

You can make additional settings via the Web

configurator (page 85).

Notes:

– Anyone who knows your Handset PIN can

access your Email box on the incoming mail

server and send Email messages via your

Email account.

– For how to make the setting using the Web

configurator, see page 85.

Note:

The standard port 110 is used automatically

for the port (subscriber number) on the incom-

ing Email server (POP3 port); standard port 25

is used for the port for the outgoing Email

server (SMTP port). If your Internet provider

uses different ports, you can adjust the setting

via the Web configurator (page 85).

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