2. Access Your Mailbox
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2. Access Your Mailbox
There are two ways to access a mailbox for sending and receiving email messages: Set up and use an email client program on your computer. Typically, in such programs you should specify the following settings: Username .…
Access from Apple Mail
The instructions provided in this section were verified against Apple Mail 8.2. They might not work with earlier or later versions of Apple Mail. To set up Apple Mail: Open Apple Mail and choose the Add Other Mail…
Access from Gmail on Android
You can set up Gmail on Android automatically (which is enabled by the mail autodiscover feature) or manually. The following instructions were verified against Android 6.0.1. To set up Gmail on Android automatically:…
Access from Microsoft Office Outlook 2016
You can set up Microsoft Office Outlook automatically (using the mail autodiscover feature) or manually. To set up Microsoft Office Outlook 2016 automatically: Open Microsoft Office Outlook 2016 Go to File Add Account .…
Access from Mozilla Thunderbird
The instructions provided in this section were verified against Mozilla Thunderbird 31.4.0. They might not work with earlier or later versions of Mozilla Thunderbird. To set up Mozilla Thunderbird: Open Mozilla…
Access from Webmail
To access your mailbox through webmail, do any of the following: In a Web browser, visit the URL webmail.example.com , where example.com is the Internet address of your website. When prompted, specify your full email…
Access from Windows Live Mail
The instructions provided in this section were verified against Windows Live Mail Version 2012. They might not work with earlier or later versions of Windows Live Mail. To set up Windows Live Mail: Open Windows Live…
Access from iPhone
The instructions provided in this section were verified against iPhone 5s. To set up a mail account on iPhone: Go to Settings Mail, Contact, Calendars and select Add Account . In the displayed list of email providers,…
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