To set up a Windows Live Hotmail as an IMAP account using IzyMail:
* Select Tools | Account Settings... from the menu in Mozilla Thunderbird.
* Click Add Account....
* Make sure Email account is selected.
* Click Continue.
* Type your name under Your Name:.
* Enter your Windows Live Hotmail address under Email Address:.
* Click Continue.
* Make sure IMAP is selected under Select the type of incoming server you are using..
* Enter "in.izymail.com" (excluding the quotation marks) under Incoming Server:.
* Click Continue.
* Enter your complete Windows Live Hotmail address ("example@hotmail.com", for, well, example) under Incoming User Name:.
* Type the full Windows Live Hotmail address under Outgoing User Name: as well.
* Click Continue.
* Enter "Windows Live Hotmail (IzyMail)" under Account Name:.
* Now click Done.
* Go to Outgoing Server (SMTP) in the accounts list.
* Click Add... (next to the outgoing servers list; do not click Add Account... beneath the accounts list).
* Type "Windows Live Hotmail (IzyMail)" under Description:.
* Enter "out.izymail.com" (not including the quotation marks) under Server Name:.
* Make sure "25" is entered under Port:.
* Type your complete Windows Live Hotmail email address under User Name:.
* Make sure No is selected under Use secure connection:.
* Click OK.
* Go to the Windows Live Hotmail (IzyMail) account's root in the accounts list.
* Select Windows Live Hotmail (IzyMail) under Outgoing Server (SMTP):.
* Click OK.
* Select Tools | Account Settings... from the menu in Mozilla Thunderbird.
* Click Add Account....
* Make sure Email account is selected.
* Click Continue.
* Type your name under Your Name:.
* Enter your Windows Live Hotmail address under Email Address:.
* Click Continue.
* Make sure IMAP is selected under Select the type of incoming server you are using..
* Enter "in.izymail.com" (excluding the quotation marks) under Incoming Server:.
* Click Continue.
* Enter your complete Windows Live Hotmail address ("example@hotmail.com", for, well, example) under Incoming User Name:.
* Type the full Windows Live Hotmail address under Outgoing User Name: as well.
* Click Continue.
* Enter "Windows Live Hotmail (IzyMail)" under Account Name:.
* Now click Done.
* Go to Outgoing Server (SMTP) in the accounts list.
* Click Add... (next to the outgoing servers list; do not click Add Account... beneath the accounts list).
* Type "Windows Live Hotmail (IzyMail)" under Description:.
* Enter "out.izymail.com" (not including the quotation marks) under Server Name:.
* Make sure "25" is entered under Port:.
* Type your complete Windows Live Hotmail email address under User Name:.
* Make sure No is selected under Use secure connection:.
* Click OK.
* Go to the Windows Live Hotmail (IzyMail) account's root in the accounts list.
* Select Windows Live Hotmail (IzyMail) under Outgoing Server (SMTP):.
* Click OK.
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