Netscape 6 news setup

( Note: This software is not supported by our Helpdesk ).

Please see our Important Notice, we recommend that you read it before you proceed.

To setup Netscape 6 for mail and news follow these steps.
To setup mail click here.

To set up a new mail account you have to click on the mail/news icon in the lower lefthand corner of the browser. The icon looks like an envelope. Once you click this icon the news and mail window opens.




Click Edit on the toolbar which will open the following menu.

Select Mail & News account settings from the menu.

According to how you installed Netscape 6 there may already be data in the text boxes to the right of this dialogue box. However we need to set up a new account.
Click New Account




The account wizard is now ready to collect the information required to set up a new news account.

Make sure the radio button for Newsgroup account is selected.

Click Next.

In the name field enter your full name.
In the email address field enter your Demon email address.

See our Names & Password Conventions guide.

Click Next.





In the server name field enter news.demon.co.uk.
Click Next.

In the account name field enter a friendly name for the account, we opted for news.demon.co.uk.

Click Next.

All the information has now been entered.

Click Finish.

Click Ok to return to the mail and news screen.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE
These walkthroughs have been provided only in order to assist you and are intended for use in conjunction with your computer and Netscape 6 news setup. These walkthroughs relate to products that are not Demon products. These walkthroughs are available for use at the user's own risk and Demon accepts no liability whatsoever for any loss you may incur arising out of your use of these walkthroughs. You expressly accept this by following the walkthroughs. If you have difficulty following these walkthroughs, please contact our customer support service on the number given below.
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