How
to Set Up Outlook 2002 to Send and Receive Email
Operating System(s): Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT 4.0,
Windows 2000
Application: Microsoft Outlook
Application Version(s): 2002
Follow the
steps below to set up Outlook 2002 to send and receive email.
How
to Set Up Outlook 2002 to Send and Receive Email
You will need your email server
settings to set up your email program. Print or write down the information
that is displayed for use during this walkthrough.
Open Microsoft Outlook.
From the Tools menu, choose
E-Mail Accounts.
Select Add a new e-mail account.
Click the Next button.
Select POP3.
Click the Next button.
In the Your Name field,
type your name.
In the E-mail Address field,
type your full email address (e.g., sample@yourdomain.com).
In the Incoming mail server
(POP3) field, type pop3.ivenue.com.
In the Outgoing mail server
(SMTP) field, type smtp.ivenue.com.
In the User Name field,
type your full email address (e.g., sample@yourdomain.com).
In the Password field, type
your email password.
Click the More Settings
button.
Click on the Outgoing Server
tab.
Check the box next to My outgoing
server (SMTP) requires authentication.
Select Log on using.
In the User Name field,
type your full email address (e.g., sample@yourdomain.com).
In the Password field, type
your password.
Check the box next to Remember
password.
Click the Advanced tab.
Enter '110' in the box next to 'Incoming server (SMTP):.
Enter '587' in the box next to 'Outgoing server (SMTP):.' (Check your firewall settings if necessary to enable that port.)
Optional: If you would like to use both Pop3 and Webmail, check the box for "Leave a copy of messages on server".