When I just started my eMClient I got the following message (freely translated into English from Swedish):
“Your administrator has limited your eMClient so you are not allowed to use [[email protected]] (i. e. my current private e-mail address) as a chattaccount.
To be able to use all your accounts, contact your administrator.
If you want to inactivate this account now, so you will not be able to see this message in the future?
Yes, No, Cancel”
What does this message mean? “Your administrator – who is that?”
Can I just ignore the message, or what?
If you are using an eM Client license managed by your organisation, they may have limited what accounts you can add yourself. The administrator is your server admin (IT Dept).
Reading the linked article which Gary has provided there is an Account setting I have now changed and this seems to have stopped the emC message appearing every time the mail client starts up. Thanks for that!
A bit stupid really, since I didn’t have chat enabled on the Gmail side so all a bit confusing…As Ake says the message about the service change too, as I don’t have a separate administrator of my own private, single instance version of emC - why doesn’t it say something more sensible about what needs to change!
