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New page: #Go to your Start menu, and Open Windows Mail. #In Windows Mail, click Tools and Accounts. #:Image:1tools_menu.jpg #Select your xmission email account and click Properties. #:[[Image:2... |
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#Go to your Start menu, and Open Windows Mail. | #Go to your Start menu, and Open Windows Mail. | ||
#In Windows Mail, click Tools and Accounts. | #In Windows Mail, click Tools and Accounts. | ||
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#Select your xmission email account and click Properties. | #Select your xmission email account and click Properties. | ||
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#Change your incoming and outgoing mailservers to zimbra.xmission.com, set your username to your full email address, and finally check the box that says, "my server requires authentication. | #Change your incoming and outgoing mailservers to zimbra.xmission.com, set your username to your full email address, and finally check the box that says, "my server requires authentication." | ||
#:[[Image:3windows_mail_account_settings.jpg]] | #:[[Image:3windows_mail_account_settings.jpg]] | ||
#Click ok | #Click ok. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:33, 14 January 2020
- Go to your Start menu, and Open Windows Mail.
- In Windows Mail, click Tools and Accounts.
- Select your xmission email account and click Properties.
- Change your incoming and outgoing mailservers to zimbra.xmission.com, set your username to your full email address, and finally check the box that says, "my server requires authentication."
- Click ok.