Microsoft Outlook email - Can Outlook send/receive both a dial-up ISP and a broadband ISP?

Can Outlook send/receive both a dial-up ISP and a broadband ISP?

SallyLondon wrote:

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

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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 â€˜Microsoft Outlookâ€™ to organise my incoming and
outgoing emails for both email addresses.

I'm interpreting this to mean that you want to access your dial-up account's
mailbox while connected via broadband. This should be possible. Create an
account in Outlook whose account type is POP/SMTP. For the E-mail address,
use the Orangehome address and specify the Orangehome POP server. FOr the
SMTP server, specify the BT SPTP server. FOr the Username and Password,
specify the Orangehome credentials. Click More Settings in the account
wizard and on the Outgoing Server tab, select "My outgoing server requires
authentication" and click the "Log on using" radio button. Enter your BT
username/password credentials. On the Advanced tab, specify whatever ports
the POP server (Orangehome) and SMTP server (BT) require you to use. You
may or may not want to consider checking "Leave a copy of messages on the
server". You may want to until you know everything works correctly. These
settings should do the job.
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Brian Tillman