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Set Up Sub-Account - Outlook 2003
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>
Email
>
Sub-Accounts
Applies to:
Users wishing to configure Outlook 2003 to receive email from a TOAST.net Sub-Account.
To configure Outlook 2003:
Open
Outlook, then click on
Tools
and select
E-mail
Accounts
from the drop down menu.
Place a dot next to Add a new e-mail account, then click Next.
Place a dot next to
IMAP
for your server type, then click
Next
.
Enter the following information:
Your Name:
Your real name
.
E-Mail Address:
Your email address
Incoming mail server:
(The
Server Hostname
obtained from the
Email Setup Wizard
)
Outgoing mail server (SMTP):
(The
Server Hostname
obtained from the
Email Setup Wizard
)
Username:
Your complete email address
Password:
Your email password
Click
More Settings...
when complete
Click the
Outgoing Server
tab, place a check mark next to
My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication
and place a dot next to
Use same settings as my incoming mail server
.
Click the
Advanced
tab and enter the following information:
Incoming Server (IMAP):
993
This server requires an SSL-secured connection: Choose
SSL
Outgoing server (SMTP):
465
This server requires an SSL-secured connection: Choose
SSL
Click
OK
.
Click
Next
.
Click
Finish
to complete the setup.
Outlook is now configured for your TOAST.net email account.
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