Setting up your EMail Account in Microsoft
Outlook
These instructions will help you to set up your new
E7systems generated eMail account.
If you prefer you may watch an
instructional video of new email account setup.
These instructions document the basic steps in connecting
to the mail server, sending and receiving messages.
These instructions may be difficult for new computer
users to follow. They may also be slightly different for different
versions of Outlook. I suggest that you use application help, some
educated guessing and finally the E7systems support resources in
navigating these instructions. Good luck and welcome aboard.
Microsoft Outlook 2000
- Select Tools->Accounts from the Outlook menu. The Internet
Accounts dialog box will be displayed.
- Click the Add button. Click Mail. The Internet Connection Wizard
will start and prompt you for further settings.
- Enter your name. Click Next>.
- Enter your eMail address: accountname@ugottraffic.com
Click Next>.
- On the page for E-mail Server Names,
- My incoming mail server is a ___ Server. Select POP3
.
- Incoming mail (POP3 or IMAP) server: enter mail.ugottraffic.com
- Outgoing Mail (SMTP) server: enter mail.ugottraffic.com

- Click Next>.
- On the page for Internet Mail Logon,
- account name: enter your full eMail address, accountname@ugottraffic.com
- password: enter your assigned password.

- Click Next>.
- Select your connection method
- Connect using My Phone line, will automatically dial
your ISP using your modem every time you exchange mail with
the server.
- Connect using my local area network, is for folks
who have full time Internet connections like DSL.
- I will establish my Internet Connection manually is
for anyone who wishes to control dial-in and disconnect on
a manual basis.
- Click Finish
Outlook will now automatically include this new account whenever
it Send/Receives eMail.
New messages to this account will automatically appear in your
Outlook Inbox.
Note that above where you are instructed to enter your eMail
address, use the full address as sent to you by the system administrator.
Your full address should resemble accountname@yourdomain.com.
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