Opera is a web hosting server that allows the user to create his own email address. It can access multiple POP and IMAP server accounts. It also has RSS news feed that makes it convenient for the users to get the latest news and blogs. The program can organize the messages to its respective folders, labels, and contact automatically. It can also determine junk mails precisely. The advantage of Opera for emails is its quick reply process. The email account will not open another window just to reply on the message.

To create a new email account using the Opera, follow these simple steps:

1. Welcome to the tutorial series of How to setup an email account using Opera. The video will play how to create an email account in Opera.

2. After creating a new email account in web hosting account, the user can now setup his new email account in Opera. This will enable the user to send and receive emails using the Opera account. To start creating a new email address, click the Tools menu on the menu bar.

3. Choose and Click the Mail and chat accounts.

4. A pop-up window will appear. It verifies if the user would like to create a new account now before proceeding. Click the Yes button to confirm.

5. On the New account wizard window, click the Regular e-mail (POP) link.

6. Write the desired username on the Real name bar. This will be the name that will appear on the outgoing emails.

7. Enter the new address on the E-mail address bar.

8. Write the Organization name on the last bar.

9. Click the Next button to proceed.

10. On the Login name bar, put the email username that is given by the hosting provider.

11. Observe how the demo video puts the email username on the Login name bar. Enter the email password on the Password bar.

12. Click the Next button.

13. Server names provided by the host will be on a format of mail.yourdomain.com.
     a. There is no need to change the Incoming (POP3) server name and the Outgoing (SMTP) server. The program automatically fill-ups this field.

     b. If the user prefers not to leave messages on hosting server, uncheck the box that says the choice.

14. Click Finish button to exit.

15. A notification window will appear. This will ask the user if he wants to read the Opera tutorial now. For this demo, choose the No button.

16. The new Opera email account has been created. Let us now learn one more step. Click the Tools link on the menu bar.

17. Choose the Mail and chat accounts.

18. Select and Edit the created account.

19. To edit, click the Edit button on the right side of the screen.

20. Click the Servers Tab.

21. Scroll down the window.

22. The video will show to stop on the Outgoing SMTP server options.

23. On the Authentication, choose Auto.

24. SMTP Authentication helps to send and receive emails from the user’s private email address. This ensures that the account is solely. Enter the username and the password of the account.

25. Copy the Username from the POP3. SMTP’s username is usually same with the POP3.

26. Copy the Password from the POP3. SMTP’s password is usually same with the POP3. Then click OK.

27. Click the Close button.

28. This is the end of the demo.

29. The user can now send and receive emails using the Opera as hosting server. The user must always remember to login first on the hosting provider.

30. Thank you for watching the video tutorial. Please your any questions or comments below so we may answer them.

February 8, 2012 at 8:29 pm | No comment

In 1999, IncrediMail Ltd was founded by Israeli brothers, Yaron and Ofer Adler. By 2006 of January, it conducted an IPO on NASDAQ. The IncrediMail is a McAfee Secure and Better Business Bureau (BBB) certificate awardee. The company offers their IncrediMail program as an email server. This email client is the most interactive web hosting server compared to other straight-forward emails. It has advanced and unique multimedia interactive features. Animations can be changed depending on the mood and personality of the user. It may have an informal email server but it can excite the user while using the program. Email backgrounds can be modified depending on the preference. The user can also choose for over 1000 themes background. There are also animated images wherein they can add it on their messages. If the user easily gets bored with simple text emails, he can add this animation to add excitement. 3D effects are also available in IncrediMail. It also has a PhotoMail Maker wherein the user can change and arrange the background using his photos. Animated email notifiers will appear on the screen if the user receives an email.

Features like Ecards, typewriting sound, unique fonts, personal handwritten signatures, and more are also in IncrediMail. Download the paid version of IncrediMail to an advertisement free email.

To enjoy all the features from IncrediMail just follow the simple steps procedures:

1. Welcome to the tutorial video. This video will demonstrate how to create an email account in IncrediMail server.

2. Let us learn how to create an account in IncrediMail. For this tutorial, let us assume that the user already had email account in the web hosting. To start, click Tools in menu bar.

3. Choose and click Accounts.

4. A new window will appear. Click the Add button on the Mail Account window.

5. On the Account Wizard window, select the “Let me configure settings myself”, then click “Next”

6. The video will show how to do the proceeding step.

7. Input the desired username for outgoing emails. The username will be the name that can be seen by the recipient.

8. Input the new email address. This will be the sender’s email address that will send and receive emails.

9. Click the Next button.

10. The next step is to change the mail server names. Server name will be on the mail.yourdomain.com format.

11. On this tutorial choose POP3 for the incoming mail server.

12. Enter the Incoming mail server (POP3)

13. Outgoing mail server (SMTP).

14. Click the Next button.

15. Enter the email username provided by the host.

16. Enter the email password.

17. Click Finish

18. A Congratulations notification will appear. This will indicate that you have configured the setting.

19. Now let’s do another step. Click Properties on the right side of the Mail Accounts window.

20. Click the Servers tab.

21. Check the Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) Authentication.

22. Click More Settings button. The SMTP will ensure the user that he will be the only one to receive both incoming and outgoing emails from this account.

23. An SMTP server typically uses the same username and password as the incoming (POP3) server. Choose the “Use same settings as my incoming mail server.”

24. Click the OK button.

25. Click Close. You can now send and receive emails from your new IncrediMail account.

26. The user can now use the new email account. Always remember that the user must always create the email address in the hosting account before it works.

27. Thank you for watching our video tutorial. This demo is brought to you by Hosting Tutorials. Get the most from your host! Please leave your questions and comments below.

February 7, 2012 at 8:14 pm | No comment

Passwords are essential part in signing up in any account. The purpose of passwords is uniquely to establish confidentiality and security on account transactions, so that account contents would not be accessible to outsiders or unwanted parties.

This is a procedural demo on how to change a WHM password:

1. Log in to a WebHost Manager (WHM) account.

2. To change the WHM or main password, click the “Password Modification” link at the left menu located in between “Modify on Account” and “Quota Modification.”

(Remember that the WHM and cPanel password is similar for the main account.)

3. For this example, the main account is abc123.com. Select “abc123c” to change its password in the user selection box.

4. Then enter the new password by clicking the text box beside the word “Password.”

5. Type the new password in the text box.

6. Scroll down. Look for the “Change” button at the bottom of the page and click it.

(The user will then be redirected to page indicating and confirming that the password has been changed for abc123.com, WHM, and cPanel.)

7. Select “List Accounts” from the Account Information Menu at the upper left side of the window.

(Since the password has just been changed a window will appear requiring the user to log in again before granted any access to its other features.)

8. Enter the new WHM password in the password text box of the mini window, then click the “OK” button to confirm.

9. The user is now back to the WHM window, click “Home” to return to the main menu.

10. This concludes the video tutorial for changing the WebHost Manager password. Remember that lost WHM passwords cannot be retrieved. However, in this inevitable cases to reset or change password the user must contact a reseller plan provider to do the job.

11. Thank you for taking a glimpse at this demo, and contact us for any queries.

February 6, 2012 at 6:56 pm | No comment

Theme options are generally available in any account or program meant for personal or general use. Its appearance is usually optimized by the user, according to their unique sense. Changing the theme of the WebHost Manager (WHM) account will create a new feel and look at it. Changes include font and style changes that suit a users taste and personality.

Shifting themes are easy as one, two and three, so here are the steps on how to do it:

1. Sign into a WebHost Manager (WHM) account.

2. To change the WHM theme, click the “Themes” link.

(Other links such as Cluster/Remote access, Server Status, Account Information, Account Functions, Multi-Account Functions, Themes, Packages, DNS Functions, Emails, cPanel, and Plug-ins can also be accessed in this menu. These links are discussed in other tutorials but not on this one.)

3. Click the “Change WHM Theme” link.

(The Change WHM Theme link is adjacent to the other links at the left side of the window.)

4. Select the theme, for this example click the “Xskin” link; since it is the only one currently available aside from the current theme.

(The theme has now been changed as it can be widely seen in the whole window. Notice that the entire window’s color changed from green to gray; other properties like the font size and font type are also different from the original one.)

5. To return to the original theme settings, select the “Change WHM Theme” link located at the left menu bar.

6. Click the “x” link in the page, which is the name of the original theme.

(The theme has now been changed to its original set-up.)

7. The video tutorial on changing themes on the WebHost Manager (WHM) account has now ended.

8. Please feel free to ask any questions by contacting us. Thank you for following our demo!

February 5, 2012 at 6:49 pm | No comment

The demo shows a guide on deleting an account in WebHost Manager (WHM). Terminating an account in WHM permanently removes it from the server; hence the user should be sure before proceeding.

Follow the steps below in order to terminate an account in WebHost Manager:

1. Log in to your WebHost Manager account.

(The main menu can now be viewed which shows the icons and links on Cluster/Remote access, Server Status, Account Information, Account Functions, Multi-Account Functions, Themes, Packages, DNS Functions, Emails, cPanel, and Plug-ins.)

2. To delete or terminate a hosting account from WHM, click the “Account Functions” link located beside the icons “Account Information” and “Multi-Account Functions.”

3. Click the “Terminate an Account” link just below the “Modify Suspended Account Page” link.

4. For this demonstration a dummy account has been created named “anotherdomain.com,” select it.

5. Scroll down to view the other options.

6. Click the “Terminate” button at the lower part of the page. The account has now been deleted from WHM and the server.

(Remember that by clicking the “Terminate” button, deletion is permanent and the account will not be available for future use unless there is a backup on the server or the user saved a different back up file.)

7. Move towards the bottom of the page by scrolling.

8. A series of messages can then be viewed indicating that the account is currently being removed.

9. Status messages will show that the server is updating. The final message confirms the account removal stating “Account Removal Complete.”

10. Click the “List Accounts” link at the left of the screen, to view the list of accounts currently in the server.
It can be seen that the dummy account does no longer exist.

11. Select “Home” to go back to the main menu page.

12. This ends the demon how to terminate an account in WHM.

13. Thank you for watching this video tutorial and feel free to ask us for any clarifications on this matter.

February 4, 2012 at 12:57 am | No comment