Enter your email account details and press Continue. Thunderbird will try to determine your account settings based on the domain portion of your email address that is, the portion after the " " symbol. Click Re-test to test your manual settings; there should be a quick response indicating the settings are valid. Alternatively, you can allow the lookup to gather default account details and then manually change the settings later.
Multiple email accounts can use the same outgoing SMTP server. Therefore, SMTP servers are created separately from email accounts. There may be an entry in the resulting list that was created when you entered your account details.
Either edit that entry or add a new entry. After saving the information about the new outgoing server, select your new email account from the list. You should now see a complete list of the newsgroups. From here you can filter the groups based on a keyword. Now only the groups which contain that wording will appear.
Tick the box next to the group to subscribe. You should now see the newsgroups in the left menu of Thunderbird. Select the group title and a window should appear asking how many headers you would like to retrieve.
This this example we are going to download the latest 10, headers. The headers should now download from our Usenet servers and display in the main window of Thunderbird. You can now select which message you want to read and respond to. Please note that if you want to post to the newsgroups you must request posting privileges by contacting support. Thunderbird Windows Tutorial.
Creating a Newsgroup Account. Select Newsgroup Account and click Next Continue. Enter your name and email account. When you send a message to a newsgroup, these values will be used to identify the source of the message. Click Next Continue. Enter the address of the newsgroup server that you are subscribing to, for example news. Enter a name for the account and click Next Continue.
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