Outlook


Microsoft's flagship email program, capable of managing email, calendar, and contacts for multiple accounts.


Outlook Email 2010 Tutorial

The following steps will walk you through how to setup Outlook to download your email. Just follow the instructions below the picture.

Don't forget to replace the example email and domain with your own information.

Outlook 2010 Email Setup

1. Select the File menu.

Outlook 2010 Email Setup

2. Select the Info menu item then select the Add Account button.

Outlook 2010 Email Setup

3. Fill in Your Name with your full name as you would like it displayed, your email address as setup within CPanel, and your password for that email account.

Outlook 2010 Email Setup

4. Check the box that says "manually configure server settings or additional server types". Then click Next.

Outlook 2010 Email Setup

5. Select "Internet EMail", then click Next.

Outlook 2010 Email Setup

6. Fill in your account information.

  • Your name: Ensure you type your full name
  • Email Address: this is the email address as previously used in step 3
  • Account Type: Select either POP3 or IMAP

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Check the "Remember Password" box, if you prefer.

Outlook 2010 Email Setup

7. On the popup screen, type your email address in the Reply Email address field. Click the Advanced tab.

Outlook 2010 Email Setup

8. Under Outgoing server SMTP, change 25 to 26 instead. Click OK.

Outlook 2010 Email Setup

9. When you see this screen, click Next.

Outlook 2010 Email Setup

10. You should see the screen below. Click Finish.

Outlook 2010 Email Setup

11. You should see the screen below listing your email accounts.

12. Finished! Your account is now setup and ready to use. If you have multiple accounts, repeat these steps with the other account information.

That's it. If you followed these instructions and entered your information correctly, you will now have access to your email in your Outlook email client on your computer. Of course if you're having problems, you can always contact us. We'll be glad to help.

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