The following instructions cover typical usage of Outlook and assume the
software has been installed correctly on your system.
The instructions are only for individuals with a direct Internet connection,
by modem or network. If you are behind a firewall or proxy server, the information
below may not work. Consult your network administrator for more information.
Note: You may find it helpful to print this page for reference during
account setup.
| Setting Up Your Email Account (or client) |
- Open Outlook.
- Click Tools on the menu bar.
- Click Accounts in the Tools menu (See
Figure 1).
- Click Add.
- Click Mail in the Internet Accounts box (See
Figure 2).
- Complete the following fields in the Internet Connection Wizard
window:
- Display Name - The name that will display on an email
sent using this profile.
- Email Address - The email address that will display on
an email sent using this profile.
- Reply Address - The email address to which replies will
be sent.
- Incoming Mail Server (POP3) - The mail server from which
email for this profile is to be retrieved.
- "mail.yourdomain.com". (example: mail.jwnetsource.com)
- Outgoing Mail Serve (SMTP) - The mail server through
which email sent using this profile will go.
- You should use your ISP's outgoing mail server. Many ISPs
block port 25 (email server port) in an attempt to block email
spammers. In some cases you may be able to use your mail server,
which is: "mail.yourdomain.com".
- Account Name - The account name that you have been assigned
to access your email. The name assigned here does not display
on outgoing email. It is simply for access to your email account
and is typically your first name initial and your last name (John
Doe would use jdoe).
- Password - The password for the above account.
- Connection Method - The method you connect to the Internet.
Select the option by which you connect to the Internet. Use "Connect
using my phone line" if you would like to have outlook
dial for you. Use "Connect using Internet Explorer's 3rd
party dialer" if you would like to connect manually or
if you use AOL as your ISP.
- Click OK on the Internet Accounts box when you have completed
the Internet Connection Wizard.
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With Outlook 2000, you can setup additional mail accounts for every mailbox
from which you need to retrieve mail.
There are many more options available in Outlook. See the software's documentation
for more information on the advanced options.
Please
contact JW NetSource for more information.
Copyright © 2002 by
JW NetSource, LLC. All
rights reserved.
Revised on
September 12, 2002
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