New Outlook Account

Email Configuration for Microsoft Outlook 2007
Email Configuration for Microsoft Outlook 2003
Email Configuration for Microsoft Outlook 2002 & Outlook Express

Email Configuration for Microsoft Outlook 2007

  • Open Outlook on the PC that you want to receive your email
  • Open the Tools menu and click Account Settings
  • Click New then Next
  • Check “Manually configure server settings or additional server types” and click Next
  • Ensure that “Internet E-mail” is checked and click Next
  • Under User Information, enter the name you want associated with the account in the Your Name box.

  • In the E-mail Address box type the e-mail address
  • Select POP3 as the Account Type
  • Under Server Information in the Incoming Mail Server (POP3) box type mail.yourdomain.com  (Type in the domain specific to your practice i.e., mail.drsamsesame.com)
  • In the Outgoing mail server (SMTP) box type mail.yourdomain.com
  • Under Login Information enter the email address in the User Name box
  • If you want the system to remember your password, type your password in the Password box check the Remember password box
  • Click More Settings…

  • Select the Outgoing Server tab
  • Check the My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication box
  • Choose the Use same settings as my incoming mail server option
  • Click on Advanced and change the outgoing port to 725 and click OK

  • Click Test Account Settings and verify that get green checkmarks display for all of the listed tasks. Click Close
  • Click Next and then click Finish

Email Configuration for Microsoft Outlook 2003

  •    Open Outlook on the PC that you want to receive your email
  •    Open the Tools menu and click E-mail Accounts
  •    Choose the Add new e-mail account option in the E-mail Account Wizard and click Next
  •    Choose Pop3 option and click Next.  This will allow you to connect to a POP3 email server to download your email
  •     On the E-mail Accounts Applet under User Information enter the name you want associated with the account in the Your Name box.
  •     In the E-mail Address box type the e-mail address
  • Under Server Information in the Incoming Mail Server (POP3) box type mail.yourdomain.com  (Type in the domain specific to your practice i.e., mail.drsamsesame.com)
  •     In the Outgoing mail server (SMTP) box type mail.yourdomain.com
  •     Under Login Information enter the email address in the User Name box
  •    If you want the system to remember your password, type your password in the Password box check the Remember password box
  •   Click More Settings… to open the Internet E-mail Settings Applet
  •    Select the Outgoing Server tab
  •   Check the My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication box
  •   Choose the Use same settings as my incoming mail server option
  •   Click on Advanced and change the outgoing port to 725 and click OK
  •   Click Test Account Settings and verify that get green checkmarks display for all of the listed tasks. Click Close
  •   Click Next and then click Finish

 

 

Email Configuration for Microsoft Outlook 2002 & Outlook Express

  •   Open Outlook on the PC that you want to receive your email
  •   Open the Tools menu and click Accounts
  •   Click Add and then click Mail
  •   Type a name that you want associated with the account and click Next
  •   Type the email address of the account and click Next
  •   For incoming mail (POP3) server, type mail.yourdomain.com  (Type in the domain specific to your practice i.e., mail.drsamsesame.com)
  •   For Outgoing mail (SMTP) server, type mail.yourdomain.com and click Next
  •   Type the email address and password in the corresponding fields. If you would like the system to remember your password, check the Remember password box and click Next
  • You will be asked to choose the method used to connect to the Internet.  Select the method used at your location and click Next
  •    Click Finish
  • The Internet Accounts window should still be open.  Highlight the account that you just created and click Properties
  •    Click on the Servers tab
  •    For Outgoing Mail Server, check the box that reads My server requires authentication
  •   Click Settings
  •   Choose the Use same settings as my incoming mail server option and click OK
  •   Click OK in the Properties window
  •   Click Close in the Internet Account window

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