If you are using web based email and prefer to have your mail delivered to Microsoft Outlook and stored locally on your hard drive, do follow the guide.
Step 1 – Launch Microsoft Outlook 2010.
Step 2 – Create a new email account.
Step 3 – Choose “Manually configure server settings or additional server types” and “Next”.
Step 4 – Select “Internet E-mail”.
Step 5 – Insert your email account details accordingly. Click on “More settings” after you have filled in all the required details.
Step 6 – Click on “Outgoing Server” and choose “My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication” and “Use same settings as my incoming mail server”.
Step 7 – Click on “Advanced” tab and insert 110 into POP3 port and 2525 into SMTP port. Click “OK”.
Step 8 – You will be redirected back to “Add Account” page. Click on “Next”. A “Test Account Settings” window will pop out and inform you that your email account setup is completed. Click “Next” and “Close”.
Step 9 – Your email account is now ready to be used.
1. Login To Your Gmail Account. 2. Go To Search Box And Type “in:inbox Is:unread” And Search It Shows Unread Emails. 3. Click On The Box Top Of The Mails To Select All. 4. And Click On The Option ” Select All Conversations That Match This Search”
Do you have a domain name but are still using the same old email address? Do you have a pop account but use your host’s webmail to check your email? This tutorial will help you learn to back up your email into gmail’s email service, and also “send as” [email protected]. If you already have a gmail account, you will be able to use both email addies from the same account. You can even add multiple email addresses from different domains. This tutorial is also useful for retaining your email when moving to a new server (if you don’t have any other way to transfer email over via server control panels). Hey, did I mention Gmail’s great spam blocking?
Note: Your settings may be different if your hosting account is not CPanel. If you use a different host, the settings may be different for logging into your email and also for your POP server address. You will need an email account already created on your server before continuing with this tutorial.
In cpanel, to get your mail settings you can log into yourdomain.com/webmail>Configure Mail Client. The pop server address is typically mail.mydomain.com.
1. Create a GMail account
2. Log in and click on gar icon in the top right hand corner, then click on mail settings
3. Under Accounts and import, click on "Add Pop 3 Email Account"
4. Enter your email address.
5. Enter your email settings
Your username is your email address, and the pop server is mail.yourdomain.com. I like to label my incoming messages with the email address, because I have multiple pop accounts set up in my gmail. If you want to retain a copy of your messages on the server, be sure this box is checked.
6. Click on Add Account
7. Send Mail As
I just set up an account this morning and GMail prompted me to do this part when doing the steps above.
I typically use gmail for sending…
You will be prompted to “send verifvation” to the pop mail account.
8. Verify Email Address
Log into your web mail (usually mydomain.com/webmail) and go through the verification
Stick around to the very end for some final tweaks!
