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Configuring Outlook Express for Email

Outlook Express

How do I set up my mail account?

To create your username in Outlook Express, follow these instructions.

[ Internet Accounts ]

From Outlook Express, click on TOOLS in the top bar, and then on ACCOUNTS.

[ Internet Accounts ]

Click on the tab marked MAIL at the top, and then on the button marked ADD on the righthand side.

This will bring up another menu on which you should select the MAIL option.

This will start the Internet Connection Wizard. For the 'Display name', enter your user name (e.g. John Smith) and click NEXT.

Enter your email address (ie user@your-domain.co.uk ) in the appropriate field, and click NEXT.

Ensure that 'my incoming mail server is a POP3 server' is shown, and for the 'Incoming mail server' enter pop.mail.x-isp.net

For the 'Outgoing mail server' type the smtp server for your ISP. eg. post.mail.x-isp.net and click NEXT.

[ Internet Connection Wizard ]

Ensure that the 'Log on using' option is selected, and enter your email username in the 'POP account name' field.

Enter your logon password in the 'Password' field and click NEXT.

[ Internet Connection Wizard ]

You can now give the account a 'friendly' name so that you can identify it from your account (John's Mail) and click NEXT.

If you are connecting through a modem, select "Connect using my phone line". If you are connecting through a network, you should contact your network supervisor.

Click NEXT and then FINISH.

If you wish to configure Outlook Express for SSL, which is recommended for increased security and required for 'off-net' access, please follow the guide below.

From Outlook Express, click on TOOLS in the top bar, and then on ACCOUNTS.

[ Internet Accounts ]

Now select the email account you are using and click properties...

[ Properties ]

Select the Advanced Tab…..

[ Advance Options ]

Under Outgoing Server (SMTP) - Tick the box for 'This server requires a secure connection (SSL)' and change the port number to 587

Do the same for the Incoming Server Server, changing the port to 995

Click OK.

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