Set Up E-mail with Microsoft Outlook 2013 using POP3

When you first open Outlook, it will provide a "Welcome to Outlook 2013" message, click the?Nextbutton.
The next screen will ask "Do you want to set up Outlook to connect to an email account?" choose?Yesand click the?Next?button.
On the?Auto Account Setup?menu, select the option for?Manual setup or additional server types, then click?Next.
On the?Choose Service?menu, click the?POP or IMAP?option then click the?Next?button.

You will then see the POP and IMAP Account Settings menu, fill in the fields.?

Below is a description of the fields:

Option	Description
Your Name	Enter the name you want people you email to see, such as: John Smith
Email Address	Enter your full email address, such as: username@example.com
Account Type	Choose if you want to use?POP?or?IMAP. By default, POP downloads and removes your emails from the server, while IMAP leaves them on the server.?In my tests, I am setting up a POP account.
Incoming mail server	Standard settings: mail.domain.com ?(Replace domain.com with your actual domain)
Outgoing mail server (SMTP)	Standard settings: mail.domain.com ?(Replace domain.com with your actual domain)
User Name	Enter your full email address, such as:?username@example.com
Password	Enter the password you for this email address.
Remember password	I recommend checking this box, so Outlook will save your password.
Require logon using Secure Password Authentication	Do not check this box.

Click the?More Settings?button.
Click the?Outgoing Server?tab.
Check "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication".
Check "Use same settings as my incoming mail server".

Click the?Advanced?tab.?

Enter your settings, below is a description of the available options.

Option	Description
Incoming Server	Choose your preferred settings, below are the available options. Standard (POP3): 110 Standard (IMAP): 143 SSL (POP3): 995 SSL (IMAP): 993
This server requires an encrypted connection (SSL)	Click this if you are using the SSL option.
Outgoing Server	Standard: 25* or 587 SSL: 465 ? *Often times, ISP's will block this port for use with their email. You may want to consider using port 587, or the secure settings.
Use the following type of encrypted connection:	Standard: None SSL: SSL

Click the?OK?button.
Click the?Next?button, Outlook will test the the account settings.
You will see two tasks:?Log onto incoming mail server, and,?Send test e-mail message. When they are complete,?Close?button.
You will see a message stating "You're all set!" click the?Finish?button.

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