1.  Open Netscape Mail.

Note: Netscape users may experience problems with collecting their mail. In this case, mail server login name must be written with the % character instead of the @ sign, e.g. username%example.com.

2.  In the top menu bar, select Preferences from the Edit drop-down menu.

3. Click Mail and Newsgroups in the left menu and select Identity.

On the page that appears:
enter your name as the following example shows;
enter the email address of the account you're setting up;
enter the reply email address (same as email address).

4.  Select Mail Servers in the left menu and click Add next to the Incoming Mail Servers field.

5..On the dialog window that shows, choose the General tab and fill the form:

Enter the Server name;
Choose POP as Server type
Enter User name
Select Remember password if you want to login to your mail account without having to type a password every time. Optionally, select Check for mail every specified period of time.

6.  Select the POP tab to choose different Incoming Mail options. Mail should not be left on the server.  That way your mail account won't fill up and stop receiving mail (think of it like going to your Post Office box and reading your mail then putting it back in the box - after awhile your box can't hold any new incoming mail).

7. Click OK to save settings.

8. Back on the Mail Servers page, enter the Outgoing Mail Server info:
Enter Outgoing Mail Server name;
Enter User name (make sure to type full email address in this field).

9.  Click OK to save settings.

Your Netscape e-mail is configured and ready to use.  If you experience an inability to send email, make sure that the "Use Secure Socket Layer (SSL) or TLS for outgoing messages option is set to "Never".