Connection Method: This should be Winsock

POP account: Your OlyPen dial-up username followed by @pop3.olypen.com (The pop3 part is important!)

Real name: Your full and proper name.

Return address: Leave this blank unless you wish replies to your messages to be sent to a different e-mail address.

Dialup username: Leave this blank.

SMTP: The address of OlyPen's outgoing mail server, smtp.olypen.com

Ph: Leave this blank.

Finger: Leave this blank.

Skip messages over: If you are having problems downloading a large e-mail message (you never should have this problem with Eudora), put a check in this checkbox and the size (in kilobytes) of messages you wish to skip. The skipped messages should remain on the mail server.

Save password: Don't put a check in this if you would rather be asked for your password each time you check for new messages.

Domain to add to unqualified addresses: Putting olypen.com here allows you to send a message to say username@olypen.com just by typing username into the To: line of a new message.

Encoding method: Leave this set to MIME (the Internet Standard) unless there's a specific reason for you to do otherwise.

These settings only apply if you use Eudora's own dial-up software. Don't try to use this when connecting to OlyPen.

Network timeout: Set this to 600 seconds (10 minutes) unless you're expecting some really large (>10 megabytes) messages.

Cache network info: It's generally a bad idea to put a check in this, particularly if your modem drops out a lot.

Unload Winsock DLL after closing socket: This is generally a good idea to put a check in. On Winsock diallers that support it, this will cause the dial-up connection to hang-up a short time after Eudora finishes sending/receiving e-mail.

Use Eudora MAPI server: Leave this set to Never unless you have a special Eudora Plug-in which requires it.

OlyPen's mail servers do not support the use of Kerberos (a special password authentication scheme). Leave the default settings as they are.