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Yes, you’re correct : IMAP eMail has finally come to, and eMail.
#Google mail setting for mac imapmail how to#
Recently I heard that Microsoft is finally allowing IMAP access to eMail, but I can’t figure out how to set it up on my Mac… I’ve always though it was extremely annoying that Microsoft only allowed POP eMail for for MacOSX, but I kept my Hotmail-account alive for al these years since I actually liked it, even after I switched to Mac…
do you want to change specific settings of the account itself ? (like the Server, SSL on/off, the Description, etc.). do you also want to sync your Contacts and/or Calendars to Hotmail/Live/Outlook ?. “Mail Days to Sync” how many days ‘backwards in time’ you want your iPhone/iPad to sync to Hotmail/Live/Outlook. “Mail Folders to Push” which mailboxes (besides your Inbox, so your Sent or even your Trash maybe) to Push (= auto-update) to your iPhone/iPad. Note : if you want to change the settings of your Hotmail/Live/Outlook-accont in iOS, open the Settings app and go to “Mail, contacts, Calendars”, there you can click on the eMail-account you want to edit, and you will be able to change things like : If you’re running iOS 4.2.1 (if you’re on an iPhone 3G iOS5.5 instructions for iPad 1 are expected to be very similar) :Ģ- in the window that opens, click on “Microsoft Exchange”ģ- in the next window, type the following :Īt “Email” type your Hotmail/Live/Outlook-eMail addressĪt “Domain” type (if you have a -eMail address)Īt “Domain” type (if you have a -eMail address)Īt “Domain” type (if you have an -eMail address)Īt “Username” type your Hotmail/Live/Outlook-eMail addressĪt “Password” type your Hotmail/Live/Outlook-PasswordĪnd at “Description” type any description you likeĤ- then the same window updates and an extra chapter appears named “Server”, it will be automatically filled out with either m. or m. ( and probably sometimes even m. ) don’t bother, just click “Next”ĥ- in the window that follows, select the options you want (at least keep “Mail” switched “ON”) and click “Save” If you’re running iOS 6 :ġ- open the Settings app, go to “Mail, Contacts, Calendars” and in the “Accounts” chapter, click on “Add Account”Ģ- in the window that opens, click on “Microsoft Hotmail” #Google mail setting for mac imapmail password#
If you’re running iOS 7 :ġ- open the Settings app, go to “Mail, Contacts, Calendars” and in the “ACCOUNTS” chapter, click on “Add Account”Ģ- in the window that opens, click on “”ģ- in the next window, type your Hotmail/Live/Outlook-eMail address, your Password and any Description you like, then click “Next”Ĥ- in the window that follows, select the options you want (at least keep “Mail” switched “ON”) and click “Save” Note : instructions for setting-up Hotmail/Live/Outlook-eMail on MacOSX can be found here. To set up a Hotmail/Live/Outlook-eMail account on your iPhone/iPad, do this :
Yes, IMAP eMail has finally come to, and eMail.
Enter for SMTP server, along with your e-mail and password one more time.I would like to setup my Hotmail-eMail on my iPhone, but rather as an IMAP-account than as the usual POP-account. 
Enter for Mail Server, and your email address and password in the appropriate locations.Click Next to manually configure account.Enter your e-mail address and password.
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Setting up Google Calendar in Mac OSX (Maverick) Your incoming credentials should be populated automatically. Additionally, select the use authentication option.
Enter for the outgoing mail server and select use only this server. On the next window, you will have the option to manually enter the settings. Click Continue to manually configure your account. Enter your email address into the User name box. Enter your name, email address and your password for G-Suite. Setting up Google Calendar in Mac OSX Lion (Mountain Lion) Make sure that IMAP is enabled on your Gmail account prior to attempting this procedure.
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