491 results for «e-mail» (page 8 of 50)
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E-mail inside a hosting plan or a separate professional e-mail plan
If you already have a website plan with us, you already have mailboxes included on your domain, and for most small companies that is enough. The Professional E-mail plan is…
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What to write in a support ticket for a site, e-mail, domain or invoice problem
A ticket that answers the obvious questions by itself usually gets solved in the first reply. What changes from one problem to another is what we ask for: for a…
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The WordPress password reset e-mail does not arrive
The short answer: you pressed “Lost your password?” and the e-mail does not appear. Almost always it is one of three cases: it is in spam, the user’s address is…
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Sending your invoices to an accountant: where invoice e-mails go and how to add a second recipient
Invoices and reminders go to the account e-mail. For an accountant, a partner or a colleague to receive them too, without access to the account, create a contact with the…
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Connecting n8n to e-mail: SMTP and IMAP
For n8n to send e-mail you use SMTP; to read it, IMAP. Either way n8n signs in to a mailbox like any e-mail program: it needs the server, the port,…
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Which hosting plan for a school or training centre: site, e-mail and online lessons
It depends on what the school will put online. A site with information, enrolment and e-mail for the teachers fits an ordinary shared plan. A learning platform, where students log…
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IMAP folders, flags and IDLE: how push e-mail works and why a folder lags behind
The short answer: with IMAP the mail lives on the server, and what your program shows is a reflection of three things: the folders (which exist on the server), each…
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Your e-mail signature in the new Outlook: creating it and choosing when it appears
The short answer: in the new Outlook the signature is created under Settings > Accounts > Signatures. You can have several, choose which goes on new messages and which on…
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Usage warnings at 75%, 85% and 95%: what our e-mails mean and what to do next
The short answer: every plan has resource limits: disk space, number of files (inodes), CPU, memory, processes, I/O and e-mails per hour. The limit is 100%. When your account reaches…
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Keeping your own copy of your e-mail: how to back up a mailbox
Your messages are in the account and are part of the daily copy we make, but a mailbox nobody has copied out is a mailbox with a single copy. To…





