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January 23rd 07, 02:54 PM
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Can Outlook send/receive both a dial-up ISP and a broadband ISP?
I have for several months been using as my sole email connecton the address
., and have used a pay-as-you-go dial-up service as my sole internet connection. This week I have had installed a wireless router, broadband, and have acquired Plusnet as my ISP for broadband and the following as my default email address My question is this: Do I need to reinstall the cable connection between my home computer and my home landline BT phone to access my dial-up connection to Orangehome (tel: 0844 056 4000)? Currently and as I write I am connecting to my Orangehome dial-up address via the web. It would be more convenient if I could use the wireless router, and that I continue to use ‘Microsoft Outlook’ to organise my incoming and outgoing emails for both email addresses. Thank you Dr. Sally L Jenkinson, Eemail-1: Email-2 : 
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