How To Setup Outlook 2013 In Your Computer?

Outlook 2013 program makes use of the clean Windows 8 look. This makes your inbox look less cluttered and displays all the necessary information on the computer screen. This gives much space for the tools that let you work right where you are. You can reply to an email message with the help of the button at the top of the message. This will let you type in the main Outlook window that is above the message you were reading. If you want, you can pop it out into a different window but the previous one is the neat way of working.
The Outlook setting procedure to set up the Outlook 2013 program in your computer is explained below. You may also refer to the Outlook help modules published in the Microsoft web site for further assistance.

Instructions

• Turn on your PC and open the Outlook program. From the Outlook window, select the File menu.
• Click on the Add Account option.
• Select Manual setup or Additional server types and select the Next button.
• From the next window, select IMAP or POP and click on the Next button again.
• Type in your First Name and Email address. After that, select IMAP as your account type. For the Outgoing mail server (SMTP), type in send.one.com and for the Incoming mail server (IMAP), type imap.one.com. In the Logon Information section, enter the e-mail address and the password that you have created in the Control Panel. Now, click on the More Settings option.
• Click on Outgoing Server and check the box next to My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication. 
• Select the Advanced tab. For the Incoming server (IMAP), type 993 and click SSL. For the Outgoing server (SMTP), type 465 and click SSL. Click on the OK button and then on the Next button.
• After doing the above steps, click on the Close button to close all the open windows.
• Click on the Finish button to finish the procedure.

You have now successfully setup the Microsoft Outlook 2013 account. These are the Outlook setting steps to setup the Outlook program in your computer. If you have any more doubts, you can contact our support team for further clarification on the steps. The tech support executive will help you to clear your doubts and complete the procedure successfully.

Configuring Incoming And Outgoing Server Settings In Outlook 2013

You can configure the Microsoft Outlook 2013 program to access your email account with ease. It is the latest version of the Outlook email manager program released by Microsoft. Follow the simple Outlook setting instructions given below for configuring server settings in Outlook 2013 for accessing your email.

Instructions

• Open the Outlook 2013 application by clicking on its icon found in the Microsoft Office folder in the Start menu. 
• If you are opening Outlook for the first time, it will ask you to setup a new account. 
• If the system does not ask you to add a new account, you can add an account by clicking on the Add Account option found under the File menu. 
• Now to configure the server settings, click on Manual setup or additional server types option found at the bottom of the window and then click on the Next button. 
• Now choose the type of account as POP or IMAP and then click on the Next button.
• Now enter your name and the email address in the field provided in the page and make sure to select the type of email as IMAP. 
• Now set the incoming and outgoing server addresses as mail.messagingengine.com and ensure that the User Name field contains your complete username. 
• To change other values related to incoming and outgoing servers, click on the More Settings button and then on the Outgoing Server tab. 
• Now put a check mark on the checkbox found beside the option My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication and then click on the Advanced tab. 
• Set both the incoming and outgoing servers to use SSL encryption for sending and receiving emails. 
• Set the Incoming port number as 993, the Outgoing port number as 465 and set the Root folder path as Inbox. 
• Press on the OK button when you are done configuring the server settings. 
• The Outlook 2013 application will now perform a connection check operation for checking if the Outlook setting you have entered is right. When the test is completed, close the window and then click on the Next button and then on the Finish button to complete the process.

Your account and its server settings have been successfully configured now. If you have any doubts regarding the instructions given above, feel free to contact our Outlook support team.