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1. #MY OPERA MAIL SETTINGS INSTALL#
2. #MY OPERA MAIL SETTINGS WINDOWS 7#
3. #MY OPERA MAIL SETTINGS DOWNLOAD#

It would have been nice to have had a few more options, but it's a limited, simple mail client. Again, pretty straight forward and a case of going to the View toolbar icon and selecting the view.

I played with the views to get the more Outlooky style folders - mail list - preview setup going instead of the default mail list above the preview (stupid on a 24 inch monitor). These were then dumped into an "Unread" "folder". I use SSL/TLS connections to my mail server and this did not phase Opera, it took it in its stride and happily downloaded the messages I had waiting. Setup was very straight forward and by default Opera opts to leave the messages on the server (good). To begin with I used only a single account to see how it would go. It's then the usual matter of selecting the type of account to create and entering the details. If there aren't any it will start the wizard immediately, otherwise a list of all accounts will be given. So taking care to ensure my backups are all working and that the mail would remain on the server (I use POP/SMTP) I started the process of getting Opera Mail up and running.Ĭreating accounts is very straight forward. I had previously dabbled with it but never dared to use it - primarily because I did not want my email and web browsing to be in the same application. Finally it would not be Thunderbird for a variety of reasons but mostly because I really don't like it!Īfter trawling and trying a few demo's (even the Thunderbird 3 beta) I finally decided to bite the bullet and try Operas built-in mail client. The basic requirements were it had to be multi-platform for when I inevitably move back to a Linux desktop and it had to be able to import my existing Evolution mail without too much hassle.

#MY OPERA MAIL SETTINGS WINDOWS 7#

With a recent re-install to Windows 7 I looked again at email clients. Fortunately there was an Evolution for Windows port, except it has never been quite "right".

Since then, I have been moving my Evolution message store from version to version until I ended up back in Windows (for my sins). This started out with Xandros Desktop (v2) and I transferred all my previous email into that. The previous client I was using was Evolution. I have been looking for a new mail client for quite a while. Check with your mobile provider if it is included in your services.Looking for a new mail client that's light-weight yet feature rich? Perhaps you should give Opera Mail a look. If you do not have wifi internet access, you must have internet access via your phone service agreement. You must enable phone line GPRS, unless you have a wi-fi connection to access the internet. Next edit Read user data and Add and edit data, which are used by Opera Mini. To configure Opera Mini on your device select Opera Mini > Options > App. If you have installed Opera Mini on your Nokia handset and activated my GPRS settings, but are still unable to browse follow these instructions to manually configure third party applications. While installing, you must select the Nokia phone from the list of supported devices.

#MY OPERA MAIL SETTINGS INSTALL#

Then transfer and install it onto your phone.

#MY OPERA MAIL SETTINGS DOWNLOAD#

To install Opera Mini on your phone, go to the Opera Mini website by using the phone's default web browser and select Download Opera Mini. This guide is applicable for Nokia S60 series phones. Nokia phones can be configured for Opera Mini manually by creating a free prov setting. Opera Mini web browser is now available for Nokia smartphones.