4)
Select the Mail tab, Add, Mail as shown below
5)
Enter Your Real Name
6)
Enter your Internet E-mail Address
7)
Enter your domain name as the Incoming (POP3) Server.
Example:
<yourdomainname.com>
For the Outgoing (SMTP) Server, we recommend that you use your
ISP's SMTP Server since this configuration works best. Most
ISP's offer an SMTP Server free with their dial-up service and all
you need to do is call them to find out what that SMTP Server name
is.
If
your ISP does not offer an SMTP Server (like AOL), then you can
use your domain name as the Outgoing (SMTP) Server.
Example:
<yourdomainname.com>
But,
when using your domain name as the SMTP server, you must always
check for mail before being allowed to send mail (POP before SMTP).
8)
Enter your mailbox name and password as shown below. control
panel
9)
Enter a 'Friendly Name' to identify this e-mail box
10)
Select the appropriate Connection Type. Most people choose 'Connect
using my phone line,' this will bring you online when you select to
run Outlook.
11)
Click the 'OK' button to install this mailbox.
12)
Click the 'OK' button to install this mailbox.
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1)
Select Tools/Send and Receive from the Top Menu Bar
You
can also receive all of your mail for all mailbox names configured
into Outlook by selecting Tools/Send with the correct configuration.
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Timeout
Problems when Receiving E-Mail
If
you experience mail timeouts when trying to receive your mail, change
the mail timeout settings as discussed below.
1)
Select Tools/Accounts from the Top Menu Bar
2)
Select the correct mail account (Yourname) and Click on 'Properties'
3)
Set the 'Server timeouts' to its maximum setting and select 'OK'
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