Today I will show you how to set up Microsoft Outlook 2013 to access your Hotmail or Outlook.com account via Exchange ActiveSync. It's a very easy process and all you'll need is your Hotmail email address, password, a pen and paper. Watch the video above or follow the text guide below. Setup Outlook to access Hotmail via Exchange ActiveSync Open Outlook 2013 and... For a new, never before setup Outlook 2013: The Welcome to Outlook 2013 screen should now be open click Next … [Read more...]
Setup Outlook to access Hotmail via POP3
Today I will show you how to set up Microsoft Outlook 2007-2010-2013 to access your Hotmail or Outlook.com account via POP3 so you can keep local copies of all your emails. It's a pretty straight-forward process too and all you'll need is your Hotmail email address, password, a pen and paper. You may also need to visit my guide about "550 5.3.4 Requested action not taken; We noticed some unusual activity in your Hotmail account. To help protect you, we've temporarily blocked your account" … [Read more...]
Setup Outlook 2007-2010-2013 to access Gmail via POP3
This guide will show you how to set up Microsoft Outlook 2007, 2010 or 2013 to access your Gmail account via POP3 so you can keep local copies of all your folders and emails. It is a relatively straight-forward process too and all you need is your Gmail email address, password, a pen and paper. UPDATE: Google are always changing their security requirements and recently Outlook (all versions) was affected, so if after following this guide you keep getting a password prompt, visit the Gmail … [Read more...]
Setup new email address in Microsoft Outlook 2007, 2010 or 2013
Setting up a new email address in Microsoft Outlook is usually a straight-forward process however, sometimes you will need to configure Outlook settings manually to get things working properly, and today I will show you how. This guide is for all current versions of Outlook in Microsoft Office 2007, 2010 or 2013 as it's almost the same procedure for all three. I have split this guide into four (4) parts, each progressively more complicated and requiring more information. Hopefully you will … [Read more...]