How do I setup Outlook with Att Yahoo but an a different email provider?

I have Microsoft Outlook and IQuest email, but I also have AT%26amp;T Yahoo DSL. I can recieve email fine for my IQuest email account that is set up with the Outlook program, but I can not send it. To send the email I have to dial up to IQuest. How can I set up Outlook with the IQuest email account that can send and recieve email just being hooked up to the DSL?
How do I setup Outlook with Att Yahoo but an a different email provider?
You have to options to send e-mail with iquest





A) Using webpage mail account, simply type bellow address


to your web browser. When page open type usernamr and password to access your account.





https://webmail.iquest.net


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B) Using outlook or outlook express:


1) OPEN OUTLOOK. From menu click on TOOLS/email accounts...


A new window will open. click with your mouse to check the radio box infront of ";ADD A NEW ACCOUNT",click NEXT





2) In next screen click to check the box infront of POP3. Click next button in bottom





3) In new screen type all the info outlook asked for:


your name: type your name


e-mail: type the e-mail you have to iquest





4) UNDER LOGIN Information type your username and password in the appropriate fields





5) where it say incoming mail server (POP3) type:





mail.iquest.net





Outgoing mail server (SMTP) TYPE:





mail.iquest.net





CLICK THE TEST BUTTON TO CHECK YOUR ACCOUNT





If everything work fine click next button on bottom


Click OK to close the window You done.





In outlook express is slight different.


Just go to TOOLS/E-mail accounts, click on account TAB on TOP, CLICK ADDBUTTON ON LEFT,click eimail, and in new window follow the steps.


Info are the same as above for outlook.





Best of Luck





P.S. KEEP IN MIND that some ISP'S demand a connection from users to allow them use SMTP server. (that mean you must be conected to the ISP ,so you can send e-mails threw your acount using outlook.Maybe I-QUEST DEMAND SO, I don't know)


If it is, then you can use webpage above and send mails threw your browser.