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1. Open Outlook.
2. Click Tools on the menu bar.
3. Select Services from the Tools menu.

   

    

4. Click Add.

   

    

5. Click Internet E-mail in the Add Service to Profile box.

   

   Click OK.

    

6. Complete the following fields in the mail account Properties window:

   6A. Under the General tab:

   First, type the name by which you wish to refer to this mail account, as in “Personal Email” or “Work”

   

   Under User Information, type the following:

   Name: Your name. This is the name that will display in a recipient’s Inbox when they receive an email from you.
   Organization: Your organization, business, or domain name, if applicable
   E-mail address: The email address that will display in emails you send
   Reply Address: The address you want mail to go to when someone receives an email message from you and clicks “Reply”. This is usually the same as the E-mail address.

   6B. Click the Server tab at the top of the box and fill out the following fields:

   

    

   • Incoming Mail (POP3) - The mail server from which e-mail for this profile is to be retrieved. For Interland servers use 'pop.registeredsite.com'. **You must type pop.registeredsite.com exactly as shown. DO NOT substitute your domain.**
   • Outgoing Mail (SMTP) - The mail server through which e-mail sent using this profile will go. You may use your Interland mail server, which is 'smtp.registeredsite.com', or you may use your ISP's outgoing mail server. **You must type smtp.registeredsite.com exactly as shown. DO NOT substitute your domain.** (Consult your ISP’s documentation if you wish to use your ISP’s outgoing mail server. Also see Interland’s article on ISP blocking.)
   • Account Name - The email account on your InterMail server you wish this profile to check.
   • Password - The password for the above account.

   6C. Click the Connection tab and complete the following:

   

   If you connect via your local area network (LAN), including a cable modem or DSL, select that option and click Apply, then OK to close the Properties box.

   If you connect via a modem and a phone line, select that option and click Add to add a dial-up connection. The Location Information box will display.

   

   Select your location, then type your area code and the phone number of your dial-up account. (If the area code is needed in your area to dial the connection number, include that in the “number to access an outside line” field.) Then click OK to close the Location Information box. Then make sure the connection you just created is selected under Modem, and click Apply, then OK to close the Properties box.

    

7. Click Apply, then click OK on the Internet Accounts box when you have completed these steps.

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iMail

1. Open Outlook.
2. Click Tools on the menu bar.
3. Select Services from the Tools menu.

   

    

4. Click Add.

   

    

5. Click Internet E-mail in the Add Service to Profile box.

   

   Click OK.

    

6. Complete the following fields in the mail account Properties window:

   6A. Under the General tab:

   First, type the name by which you wish to refer to this mail account, as in “Personal Email” or “Work”

   

   Under User Information, type the following:

   Name: Your name. This is the name that will display in a recipient’s Inbox when they receive an email from you.
   Organization: Your organization, business, or domain name, if applicable
   E-mail address: The email address that will display in emails you send
   Reply Address: The address you want mail to go to when someone receives an email message from you and clicks “Reply”. This is usually the same as the E-mail address.

   6B. Click the Server tab at the top of the box and fill out the following fields:

   

    

   • Incoming Mail (POP3) - The mail server from which e-mail for this profile is to be retrieved. For Interland servers use 'mail.(your domain name)'. (For example mail.customersdomain.com)
   • Outgoing Mail (SMTP) - The mail server through which e-mail sent using this profile will go. You may use your Interland mail server, which is the same as your incoming mail server, or you may use your ISP's outgoing mail server. (Consult your ISP’s documentation if you wish to use your ISP’s outgoing mail server. Also see Interland’s article on ISP blocking.)
   • Account Name - The email account on your iMail server you wish this profile to check. **Former WIPC customers must use their user name without the domain name, as in “Connie”, NOT Connie@customersdomain.com**
   • Password - The password for the above account.

   6C. Click the Connection tab and complete the following:

    

   If you connect via your local area network (LAN), including a cable modem or DSL, select that option and click Apply, then OK to close the Properties box.

   If you connect via a modem and a phone line, select that option and click Add to add a dial-up connection. The Location Information box will display.

   

   Select your location, then type your area code and the phone number of your dial-up account. (If the area code is needed in your area to dial the connection number, include that in the “number to access an outside line” field.) Then click OK to close the Location Information box. Then make sure the connection you just created is selected under Modem, and click Apply, then OK to close the Properties box.

    

7. Click Apply, then click OK on the Internet Accounts box when you have completed these steps.

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