Why can I use my copy of Outlook/Outlook Express/Eudora/Pegasus Email/AOL or other e-mail clients to send e-mail from my laptop while Im connected to the Librarys WiFi network?
Sending e-mails using a client such as Outlook requires that we open up certain ports on our network. We have decided not to do this because people may try to send “spam” from our library, and unfortunately, it’ll look like it was coming from us. Please check with your ISP to see what their web-mail site is and use it to send and receive e-mail while you’re on our wireless network.
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