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-#4 Select either **POP** or **IMAP** (we strongly recommend IMAP) and click on "Next". +#4 Select either **POP** or **IMAP** (**we strongly recommend IMAP**) and click on "Next".
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-#5 Please refer to the above screen shot but type in your own information.  Incoming mail server is __mail.1984.is__ and outgoing mail server is also __mail.1984.is__. We highly recommend IMAP rather than POP. Please remember that your user name is your entire email address. Now click on **More Settings**.+
  
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-#6 Select the "Outgoing  Server" tab and select "My outgoing server (SMTP) **Requires authentication**".+#5 Please refer to the above screen shot but type in your own information.  Incoming mail server is __mail.1984.is__ and outgoing mail server is also __mail.1984.is__. **We highly recommend IMAP** rather than POP under Account type. Please remember that your user name is **your entire email address**. Now click on **More Settings**.
  
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-#7 Select the "Advanced" tab and make sure to change the "outgoing port" to 465 or 587. Enter the follwing into  **Root folder path**: Inbox\\+#6 Select the "Outgoing  Server" tab and select "My outgoing server (SMTP) **Requires authentication**". Select the "Advanced" tab and make sure to change the "outgoing port" to 465 or 587 and use **AUTO** for encryption\\
  
 Now click "OK" and "Finished". Outlook will now perform a test on the account, and if everything is correct you  can take your account into use. Now click "OK" and "Finished". Outlook will now perform a test on the account, and if everything is correct you  can take your account into use.
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 +=== Outlook Inbox ===
 +If mail isn't showing up in the Inbox:\\
 +→ G to **Account Settings**.\\ 
 +→ Double click on your IMAP account.\\  
 +→ Click **More Settings**.\\
 +→ Switch to the **Advanced** tab.\\ 
 +→ Write **Inbox** in the **Root folder path** field.\\
 +→ Click **Ok**, now your mail should begin to flow into your Inbox.
outlook2013.txt · Last modified: 2016/10/12 13:15 by helgi