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Outlook - Windows

1. Choose Email Accounts from the Tools menu. The Email Accounts window will open.

2. Under the “Email” heading, check the Radio Button marked “Add a new e-mail account.” (You can see your existing accounts by checking the “View or Change existing accounts” button.)

3. Click “Next” at the bottom of the screen to go to the next screen.

4. Check the Radio Button marked “POP3” on the Server Type page.

5. Enter the following settings on the Internet E-mail Settings page:

Your Name: Enter your Full Name as you would like it to appear to people who receive your emails.

E-mail Address: Enter your Email address in the E-mail address field.

User Name: Enter your User Name. This is your entire email address (ie, yourname@yourdomainname.com)

Password: You may enter your password in the Password field and place a check in the Remember password box. This will permit you to check for email without having to enter your password every time.

Incoming mail server(POP3): Enter incoming.mightymerchant.com. Do NOT use a prefix like "pop" or "smtp".

Outgoing mail server(SMTP): There are two options here: Option 1: Enter the outgoing mail server or SMTP server from your ISP (Comcast, Qwest, Earthlink, etc) if you know it. Option 2: If your local ISP's outgoing server isn't working or you are not sure what is the address of their mail server, then enter outgoing.mightymerchant.com.

6. If you are using outgoing.mightymerchant.com as the Outgoing mail server above (Option 2), then: Click on the button marked “More Settings” then click on the “Outgoing Server” tab. Check the box that reads “My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication. If you are using your ISP’s outgoing mail server (Option 1), only check this box if they indicate you should.


7. Click the Next button, then the Finish button.

8. To test your account, send an email message to yourself and check your mail to see that you can successfully receive it.