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'''Important:''' Outlook 2010 is currently in beta and is '''not''' officially supported. This page is merely to assist those experimenting with the Office 2010 Beta and may be inaccurate as changes are made to Outlook 2010 before the final release. <br/>
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'''For proper synchronization, it may be necessary before configuring Outlook 2013 with your XMission email address to create a few additional folders. We highly advise taking the following steps prior to configuring Outlook 2013.'''
  
1. Click on the ''File'' menu, then go to the ''Info'' submenu and click on the ''Account Settings'' button.
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First, in your web browser go to https://webmail.xmission.com and login with your XMission username and password. Then, simply click the ''Folders'' button along the top blue bar.
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From here, you will see a list of the existing folders for your XMission email address. If any of the following folders are missing, you will want to manually add them.
2. Click the ''New...'' button underneath the ''E-mail'' Tab.  
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3. Before filling in any information check the box labeled ''Manually configure server settings or additional server types'' and click ''Next''.  
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To add any of these folders, simply click the ''Choose Action'' pull-down menu and select ''Create Folder.''
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4. Select ''Internet E-mail'' from the options presented and click ''Next''.  
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'''Once you've ensured none of the above folders are missing, you're ready to configure Outlook 2013 to check your XMission email.'''
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5. Select your preference from the ''Account Type'' drop down menu and Fill out the information on this window as seen below and then click on the ''More Settings...'' button.<br/>  
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To add an email address in Outlook 2013, first go to the ''File'' menu option near the upper left-hand corner within Outlook as seen below.  
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With ''Info'' selected, click ''Add Account''.
6. Goto the ''Outgoing Server'' tab and check the box that says ''My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication'' and make sure ''Use same settings as my incoming mail server'' is selected underneath that.  
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Select ''Manual setup or additional server types'' and click ''Next''.  
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7. Click the ''Finish'' button. You should now be able to send and receive mail.  
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Select ''POP or IMAP'' and click ''Next''.  
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Fill out the information on this window as seen in the example below (with your own unique E-mail address, username, and password) and then click on the ''More Settings...'' button.<br/>  
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Go to the ''Outgoing Server'' tab and check the box that says ''My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication'' and ensure ''Use same settings as my incoming mail server'' is selected underneath that.  
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Now, go to the ''Advanced'' tab and change the ''Outgoing server (SMTP)'' port to ''465'' and select ''SSL'' for the preferred type of encryption. Then, simply click ''OK''.
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You will be returned to original "Account Settings" screen. From here, simply click ''Next.''
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Outlook will now test your account settings. Once it has succeeded, simply click ''Close'' from the test window and then ''Finish'' to complete the process.
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[[Category:XMission Email|Outlook 2013]]

Latest revision as of 10:18, 2 June 2015

For proper synchronization, it may be necessary before configuring Outlook 2013 with your XMission email address to create a few additional folders. We highly advise taking the following steps prior to configuring Outlook 2013.

First, in your web browser go to https://webmail.xmission.com and login with your XMission username and password. Then, simply click the Folders button along the top blue bar.

1webmailfolder.png


From here, you will see a list of the existing folders for your XMission email address. If any of the following folders are missing, you will want to manually add them.

  • Archives
  • Drafts
  • Sent
  • Junk
  • Trash


To add any of these folders, simply click the Choose Action pull-down menu and select Create Folder.

2webmailfolder.png


Once you've ensured none of the above folders are missing, you're ready to configure Outlook 2013 to check your XMission email.


To add an email address in Outlook 2013, first go to the File menu option near the upper left-hand corner within Outlook as seen below.

1outlook2013setup.png


With Info selected, click Add Account.

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Select Manual setup or additional server types and click Next.

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Select POP or IMAP and click Next.

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Fill out the information on this window as seen in the example below (with your own unique E-mail address, username, and password) and then click on the More Settings... button.

5outlook2013setup.png


Go to the Outgoing Server tab and check the box that says My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication and ensure Use same settings as my incoming mail server is selected underneath that.

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Now, go to the Advanced tab and change the Outgoing server (SMTP) port to 465 and select SSL for the preferred type of encryption. Then, simply click OK.

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You will be returned to original "Account Settings" screen. From here, simply click Next.

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Outlook will now test your account settings. Once it has succeeded, simply click Close from the test window and then Finish to complete the process.