The settings for a particular service would normally be available from the service itself. Does this one have a website? If there aren't specific settings for the particular model of phone you're using, you can usually adapt the ones for MS Outlook. The entries will be the same, but the fields may have different names.
What you need are your username (usually your email address) and password. Most of the other settings won't vary from the default, but you may need to play around with security if it doesn't work first time. SLS/TLS is the most common. Sometimes you need to turn it off altogether.
Sending messages can be more tricky as not all services have their own SMTP server. If they do, it's likely to require authenticaion, which basically means it won't accept messages until you've signed in. There's usually a tick-box option for this. If the service doesn't have its own server, you'll need to find another one you have access to. Vodafone doesn't have one, but your home inernet provider (if you have one) may. The catch, though, is that these will often accept connections only through their own network.
The workround, if you've exhausted all other possibilities, is to sign up for an email service that does support sending, such as Gmail. To send messages, you need to set up the details for that service, and probably tell it to authenticate first too. Gmail is likely to send messages as-from your Gmail address, but you can go into its settings (on the website) and tell it to send as-from anything you like.
Sorry it's complicated, but email can be. :smileysad:
