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You may copy-paste the details to a Notepad file for safekeeping or simply leave the page open – you’ll need to use this to set up your email on Microsoft Outlook.
Now that you’ve taken care of the prerequisites, it’s time to learn how to set up Outlook.
Microsoft Outlook has many different versions that warrant different sections for each one of them. The versions we’re going to discuss are Outlook 2019, 2016, and 2013.
You need to make sure of which Microsoft Outlook version you are using.
Here, you will learn how to set up Outlook (version 2019)
1. Open Microsoft Outlook 2019
When a window pops up, enter your email, then click Continue.
2. Choose IMAP/POP
Select IMAP/POP, when given the option to choose your provider.
3. Configure Your IMAP or POP Settings
Whether you choose POP or IMAP, fill in the corresponding details as can be seen below. Then, click Add Account to proceed.
4. Finalize Your Setup
Fill in your password, click Connect, and wait for the process to finish. If you succeed, the window below will appear.
That’s it! All that’s left to do is click the OK button and you can start using Outlook right away.
Here, you will learn how to set up Outlook (version 2016)
1. Open Microsoft Outlook 2016
If you’re opening the client for the first time, a window will appear. Enter your email and don’t forget to tick the box. Then, click Connect.
2. Configure the POP/IMAP and SMTP servers
When the next window pops up, choose between POP and IMAP.
When the window below shows up, fill in the forms with details from the control panel and click Next to proceed. Then enter the password to your email and click Connect.
3. Finalizing the Setup
If an error window appears, you have to readjust the configuration by clicking Change Account Settings and make sure that everything is up to standard.
However, if you set the configuration correctly, you’ll see this window on your screen.
Depending on your choice, either POP or IMAP will make the list. Next, click Done and you’ll be navigated to Microsoft Outlook 2016 interface.
Here, you will learn how to set up Outlook (version 2013)
1. Open Microsoft Outlook 2013
A window welcoming you for the first time will pop up. Click Next to proceed with your setup.
2. Configure Your Email Account
When the next window appears, tick Yes and click Next once again.
Then, choose the option to manually configure your email account and proceed to the next window.
In the screen below, choose POP or IMAP and click Next to proceed.
Enter the corresponding details in the following forms. Choose your desired account type (POP or IMAP), fill in both incoming and outgoing mail servers with the information you got from your control panel, and insert your full email address on the user name column along with the password.
Then, click More Settings.
In the next popup window, navigate to Outgoing Server tab and tick the box behind “My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication”. Then, select “Use same settings as my incoming mail server” as seen below.
Then, go to the Advanced tab. Fill in the server port numbers and encrypted connection as seen below, then click OK.
3. Finalize Your Setup
After that, click Next and Outlook will test your account settings to see if things are going well. It will look like the screen below if it succeeds.
Then, just click Close and a window prompting that the setup process has finished will appear.
Just click Finish to be directed to Microsoft Outlook 2013 interface as seen below.
Setting up Outlook isn’t as daunting as you might think. The whole process is straightforward and will only take a moment of your time.
If you face any issues, just refer to this tutorial on how to set up Outlook.
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One of the first things most people do when they purchase a new smartphone is add their Google account. Let’s face it: Gmail is probably the most-used email platform on the planet, and many of us even have several addresses to separate work from personal life.
By default, most Android phones require you to log in to a Google Account to use Google’s services, which carries over to Gmail, Google Calendar, and whatnot. On Apple devices, you must manually add the account in the settings to access these services through the native apps. If you don’t, you can simply sign in through the stand-alone Gmail app.
This guide shows you how to set up a Gmail account in Android and iOS using the system settings and through the Gmail app.
With Apple devices, you can add a Google account to access its services in native apps like Mail, Contacts, and so on. This is different than installing the Gmail app and signing in to your Google account. The following instructions apply to the former.
Step 1: Tap to open the Settings app.
Step 2: Scroll down and tap Mail.
Step 3: Tap Accounts on the following screen.
Step 4: Tap Add Account.
Step 5: Tap the big colorful Google logo. You can’t miss it.
Step 6: Tap Continue on the pop-up window to allow the Settings app to access google.com.
Step 7: Enter your Google account address or phone number and then tap Next.
Step 8: Enter your Google Account password and then tap Next.
Step 9: Enable and disable everything you want to sync, and then tap Save located in the top-right corner.
If you just want to access your Gmail account without adding Google’s services to your Apple device, use the stand-alone app instead. Just sign in to your Google account, and you’re good to go. If you need to add a second Google account to the Gmail app, scroll down to the final set of instructions.
The situation with Android is that, in contrast to iPhones, not all devices have identical interfaces. That plays a role in the beauty and the curse of an open-source platform that permits personalization. This means that any directions and guidance we offer may not resemble what you see on your device. Because of this, we provide instructions for stock Android 11 (Pixel phones) and Samsung phones with Android 10.
Because we have to believe your Android phone is already signed in to your primary Google account, provided that this step is imperative when setting up the device, we teach you how to add a secondary account through the device settings. Once that lesson is complete, we’ll open the Gmail app and add that second account if you didn’t decide to add it using the device settings method.
Step 1: Drag a finger down from the top to fully expand the Notification Shade, and then tap the Cog icon. This opens the Android settings panel.
Step 2: Scroll down and tap Accounts.
Step 3: Tap Add Account on the following screen.
Step 4: Tap Google.
Step 5: Verify your identity by using your face, finger, or PIN.
Step 6: Enter your Google account address and then tap Next.
Step 7: Enter your Google account password and then tap Next.
Step 8: Tap I Agree on the Google Terms of Service screen.
Step 9: If prompted, add a credit card for purchases or tap No Thanks.
Once finished, you will be returned to Accounts in Settings. If you want to see the accounts that you have added or want to delete any, just tap Google.
Step 1: Drag a finger down from the top to fully expand the Notification Shade, and then tap the Cog icon. This opens the Android settings panel.
Step 2: Tap Accounts and Backup.
Step 3: Tap Accounts.
Step 4: Tap Add Account.
Step 5: Tap the Google option on the list.
Step 6: Enter your PIN if prompted.
Step 7: Enter your Google account address and then tap Next.
Step 8: Enter your Google account password and then tap Next.
Step 9: Tap I Agree on the Google Terms of Service screen.
Step 10: If prompted, add a credit card for purchases or tap No Thanks.
Once finished, you will be returned to Accounts in Settings. If you want to see the accounts that you have added or want to delete any, just tap Google.
These directions only apply to you if you’ve added your second Google account to an Android device, but it’s not showing up in the Gmail app. The subsequent directions also apply to Apple devices if users prefer not to add a second Google account through the device’s Settings but still want to get into their Gmail.
In this case, we assume you previously downloaded the app, logged in to your primary Google account, and need to join another account.
Step 1: Tap to open the Gmail app.
Step 2: Tap your Google Account icon in the top-right corner.
Step 3: Tap Add Another Account in the drop-down panel.
Step 4: Tap Google on the following screen.
Step 5: Tap Continue on the pop-up window to allow the app to access google.com.
Step 6: Enter your Google account address or phone number and then tap Next.
Step 7: Enter your Google account password and then tap Next.
Step 8: Tap I Agree on the Google Terms of Service screen.
Step 9: If prompted, add a credit card for purchases or tap No Thanks.
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