"Your IMAP command could not be sent to the server due to non-network errors."

dk

no it was not helpful it did not give me a solution how do i fix it

"dk" wrote:

"Your IMAP command could not be sent to the server due to non-network errors."

dk

"aj" wrote in message
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no it was not helpful it did not give me a solution how do i fix it

"dk" wrote:

"Your IMAP command could not be sent to the server due to non-network
errors."

dk

You might get an answer faster is you tell us who your email provider is.
They are probably also your internet provider.

"aj" 写入消�
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no it was not helpful it did not give me a solution how do i fix it

"dk" wrote:

"Your IMAP command could not be sent to the server due to non-network
errors."

dk

I got the same message when trying to set up gmail. I found advice that
said, o not check the box that says log on using secure password
authentication," and when I unchecked the box everything worked fine.


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jenmarie

Do you get the impression that Microsoft has intentionally created bugs to
prevent use of gmail as your default mail client?

"jenmarie" wrote:


I got the same message when trying to set up gmail. I found advice that
said, o not check the box that says log on using secure password
authentication," and when I unchecked the box everything worked fine.


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jenmarie

Oh pleeeeeeeeeeeeze!! Bug???? Windows Mail is the CLIENT. Gmail is the e-mail
PROVIDER.

So now Microsoft is responsible for conforming to gmail's configuration
settings? ALL e-mail providers have their own unique configuration
requirements!

Damn, what a foolish, indeed, silly comment!


I Bleed Blue and Gold
GO BEARS!


"Snapple" wrote in message
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Do you get the impression that Microsoft has intentionally created bugs to
prevent use of gmail as your default mail client?

"jenmarie" wrote:


I got the same message when trying to set up gmail. I found advice that
said, o not check the box that says log on using secure password
authentication," and when I unchecked the box everything worked fine.


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jenmarie

Secure password authentication is a special protocol that Gmail doesn't
use.
But instead with Gmail you connect to pop and smtp over secure layer, so
your
connection with gmail is encrypted between your computer and their server.


On Tue, 18 Dec 2007 17:12:02 +0200, Snapple
wrote:

Do you get the impression that Microsoft has intentionally created bugs
to
prevent use of gmail as your default mail client?

"jenmarie" wrote:


I got the same message when trying to set up gmail. I found advice that
said, o not check the box that says log on using secure password
authentication," and when I unchecked the box everything worked fine.


--
jenmarie

I unchecked the 'secure password' box but continue to receive the same
message. My Internet provider is Qwest but I am using gmail for my e-mail
provider.

Thanks, Josie

"Tobi" wrote:

Secure password authentication is a special protocol that Gmail doesn't
use.
But instead with Gmail you connect to pop and smtp over secure layer, so
your
connection with gmail is encrypted between your computer and their server.


On Tue, 18 Dec 2007 17:12:02 +0200, Snapple
wrote:

Do you get the impression that Microsoft has intentionally created bugs
to
prevent use of gmail as your default mail client?

"jenmarie" wrote:


I got the same message when trying to set up gmail. I found advice that
said, o not check the box that says log on using secure password
authentication," and when I unchecked the box everything worked fine.


--
jenmarie

Here's some Gmail instructions:

http://email.about.com/od/windowsmai..._get_gmail.htm

http://mail.google.com/support/bin/a...y?answer=13273

You can set it up to use either the IMAP protocol or the POP protocol -
don't get these two mixed up. Since Gmail isn't your internet provider,
make sure you don't use a set of instructions that call for port 25.

"Josietoo" wrote in message
...
I unchecked the 'secure password' box but continue to receive the same
message. My Internet provider is Qwest but I am using gmail for my e-mail
provider.

Thanks, Josie

"Tobi" wrote:

Secure password authentication is a special protocol that Gmail doesn't
use.
But instead with Gmail you connect to pop and smtp over secure layer, so
your
connection with gmail is encrypted between your computer and their
server.


On Tue, 18 Dec 2007 17:12:02 +0200, Snapple
wrote:

Do you get the impression that Microsoft has intentionally created bugs
to
prevent use of gmail as your default mail client?

"jenmarie" wrote:


I got the same message when trying to set up gmail. I found advice
that
said, o not check the box that says log on using secure password
authentication," and when I unchecked the box everything worked fine.


--
jenmarie