Setting up a Microsoft Outlook account to receive and send Internet e-mail messages is a standard procedure performed using Outlook tools. A prerequisite is the availability of information provided by the Internet provider about the parameters of the e-mail information service.
It is necessary
Microsoft Outlook
Instructions
Step 1
Open Outlook and select the "Account Settings" item in the "Tools" menu of the top toolbar of the program window.
Step 2
Go to the "Email" tab of the dialog box that opens and click the "New" button.
Step 3
Specify the desired protocol in the new Add New Account dialog box and navigate to the Auto Account Setup page.
Step 4
Enter your full name, email address and password in the appropriate fields and re-enter your password in the Confirmation field.
Step 5
Click the "Next" button to execute the command and confirm the application of the selected changes by clicking the "Finish" button.
Step 6
Expand the Internet Email Settings link and click the General tab if you need to make changes to your email accounts.
Step 7
Click the Outgoing Mail Server tab and apply the check boxes for Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) Requires Authentication, Secure Password Confirmation (SPA) Sign In, and Sign In to Incoming Mail Server Before Sending.
Step 8
Go to the "Connection" tab and select the desired method of connecting to the e-mail server: local network, telephone line or dialer from Internet Explorer.
Step 9
Specify an existing connection in the "Add" drop-down menu or create a new connection by selecting the "Connect via telephone network" item in the "Modem" group.
Step 10
Specify the desired type of connection and click the "Properties" button to perform the operation of changing the parameters of the selected connection.
Step 11
Click the Advanced tab to set delivery options and timeouts for e-mail messages.
