How do I Change the POP Server With Time Warner Cable?
A POP server tells your e-mail program where it should look to fetch new incoming messages. You need to input your POP server on each e-mail service or device, such as an iPhone or Blackberry, through which you want to receive e-mail. For Time Warner Cable customers, the POP server for your Time Warner Cable e-mail account differs depending on your geographic area. If you are not using Time Warner Cable's e-mail service, your POP server will not change if you switch to Time Warner from another cable provider.
Instructions
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Find Your POP Server
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Visit the Road Runner Help & Member Services website. (See Resources)
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Select "Time Warner Cable" from the provider drop-down. Choose your state and city from the corresponding drop-down menus.
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Navigate to the "E-Mail" section of your area's help website. Look for the POP server address in any account setup articles there. The POP server address will remain the same no matter what e-mail application or hand-held device you are setting up. For example, the POP server address for South Carolina Road Runner customers is "pop-server.sc.rr.com."
Change the POP Server in Gmail
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Log in to your Gmail account.
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Click "Settings." Choose "Accounts and Import."
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Click "Edit Info" next to the account for which you want to change the POP server.
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Change the entry in the "POP Server" box.
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Click "Save Changes."
Change the POP Server in Outlook
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Choose "Accounts" from the "Tools" menu.
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Click on the account for which you want to change the POP server.
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Click "Properties."
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Update the information in the POP3 box with the new POP server information.
Change the POP Server in Apple Mail
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Choose "Preferences" from the Mail menu.
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Click "Accounts."
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Click on the email account you want to update.
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Enter the new POP server address in the "Incoming Mail Server" box.
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Close the Preferences pane. Save changes if prompted.
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References
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