1. Open up Microsoft Outlook 2010
2. Click on File, and select Info. Click on the Accounts Setting button and then select add and remove accounts or change existing connection settings.
1. Open Outlook and click on Tools and then Account Settings.
1. Open Outlook and click on Tools and then E-mail Accounts.
1. Select on ‘Mail’ from the menu bar. Then choose ‘Preferences’ from the drop down menu.
1. Click on “Start” and then “My Computer”
2. In the address bar type “ftp:// and then the host address that we provided to you” and hit “enter”
Filezilla – FileZilla is free FTP program that allows you to update files in your hosting account.
Many web developers utilize this piece of software to manage their website/s. It has a built in FTP client so that you can manage your files on a remote computer. However, this piece of software is not free. It can be purchase online or at most electronic retailers.
WinSCP – WinSCP is another free SFTP/FTP program that allow s you to manage files in your hosting account.
Windows has a built in FTP program through Explorer. It allows you to move files back and forth just like you if you were moving files in your My Documents folder.
1. Click on “Start” and the “All Programs”
2. Navigate to the program “FileZilla
1.Open Windows Mail from your start Menu. When it opens go to Tools>Accounts.
1. Open “Windows Live Mail” from the start menu. (Note: If you do not have Windows Live Mail you can download it here or visit our downloads page)
2. On the left hand side of the screen you should see “add email account”. Select it.
Tranquility Internets Services supports email via a “Smart Phone” such as a Blackberry or Palm. However due the individuality of these devices and the carriers providing them we do not provide technical support for the device itself. Setup and technical issues should be directed to your mobile carrier. If a technician at your local store has questions about Tranquility specific settings, we will be happy to talk to them if they contact us.
Basic Settings
Here you will find basic settings to configure most “Smart Phones.”