Setting Up Outlook 2000
Open Outlook. Click on Tools > Accounts. (Some
versions have Tools > Services)
The Internet Accounts screen should appear. Click on Add
> Mail.
Now the Internet Connection Wizard screen should appear.
Enter your name as you want people who receive email from
this address to see it, then click Next.
Enter your email address at your domain and click Next.
On the Email Server Names screen, highlight server type
chosen at sign up from the drop-down menu, either POP3 or
IMAP. For more information on POP and IMAP protocols, see
these links:
Your mail servers should be mail.yourdomain.com,
where yourdomain.com is the domain you host with
Fuss & O'Neill Technologies.
If you do not have a domain, use mail.offsitenow.net.
If you have problems with sending mail, use your ISP’s
outgoing mail server. Check with them for more details. Then
click Next.
On the Internet Mail Logon screen, enter your
FULL email address for
the Account name. Then enter your password; for convenience,
you may check off Remember password to keep from
having to re-enter it every time Outlook checks for mail.
Then click Next.
Do not check off Log on using Secure Password
Authentication (SPA) unless given specific directions by
your Systems Administrator to do so.
If connected to a network, choose Connect using my local
area network (LAN). Click Next.
If using a dial-up connection, choose I will establish my
Internet connection manually.
Then click Next.
Outlook should now offer congratulations. Click Finish—but
you have one more step.
In the Internet Accounts dialog box, click the Mail
tab, and then click your e-mail account.
Click the Servers tab, and then click the My
server requires authentication checkbox. You will now be
able to send and receive mail on our servers.
For more information on Outlook's features, go to:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/outlook/
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