Configure Outlook Express

To Configure Outlook Express follow these steps: 1. Open Outlook Express. On the navigation bar, click Tools and and then choose the option Accounts .

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2. You will then see this screen.

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3. On the right hand side, click Add and then Mail. This takes you to this screen.

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4. Choose a Name for your Account as you would like it to appear on emails you send. Then click Next

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5. On this screen, write in your full email address. Then click Next to go to the following screen.

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6. Here, enter the email settings needed to download your email. Incoming mail (POP3) – Outgoing mail (SMTP) - Then click Next

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Enter your Account name and password. Remember that your account name is your full email address. 7.Leave the checkbox Log on using Secure Password Authentication clear, and then click Next

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8. Click Finish to end the set up process. And you are ready to use Outlook Express. Additional Tips: If you use your mails on the go and would always like to have a copy of you mails on the web mail you will have to make the following changes for your account: a) On the navigation bar, Click on Tools and then choose the option Accounts :

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b) Then In the mail option on the Internet Accounts Window, Choose the option Properties

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c) Then Choose the Last Tab Advanced on the Properties window and nnder the option Delivery choose the Option Leave a Copy of Messages on Servers .

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d) Then Click on Apply and then OK. Then close the internet Accounts Window and you can start Using Outlook Express.

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This post was written by Brad on July 24, 2008

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