Follow these steps to complete the tutorial:

1. When you first start the Thunderbird Mail e-mail program you will be prompted to create an e-mail account. Just click 'Next >'.
   
   
   
2. The next screen will prompt you for your name and e-mail address. The name you type in the 'Your Name' box will appear when you mail someone next to your e-mail address in the 'From' field.

For this example we'll use a fictitious user 'John Smith' and his domain 'johnsmith.com'.

3. The next screen allows you to setup your server information. Choose 'POP' as your incoming server type and enter 'mail.yourdomain.com' for both incoming and outgoing mail servers.
   
   
   
4. As your username just use your FULL E-MAIL ADDRESS, NOT just the part of your e-mail to the left of the '@'.
   
   

5. You can name this account whatever you'd like. For this example, we'll just use 'My Email'.
   
   

6. That's it! Just click 'Finish' and you are ready to send and receive e-mail. The Thunderbird Mail tutorial is now complete.

   NOTE: We use a system that requires you to first check your e-mail before sending. This allows the server to authenticate your account and allow you to send mail (a 15 minute window is open to send when you check mail). If you setup the e-mail client to simply check e-mail every few minutes you should never notice this restriction.