Outlook 2010: Set up Email
You can set up your Workspace email in Microsoft® Outlook 2010. We recommend using the Outlook Setup Tool, to automatically set up your email in Outlook 2010. But if you want to set up your email yourself, follow these instructions.
You need to turn on Outlook Easy Setup in your Workspace account, first, before you set up your email in Outlook 2010. Read more about Outlook Easy Setup.
- In your Workspace account, click the Tools menu.
- Select Server Settings.
- If you have email set up for multiple domains, from the Domain list, select the domain you want to use.
- Under Outlook Easy Setup, click the On/Off toggle switch, and make sure it says on.
Now you can set up your Workspace email in Outlook 2010.
- Open Outlook 2010.
- If this is the first time you've opened Outlook 2010, you'll see a welcome screen.
- Click Next.
- Select Yes, and click Next.
- If you've already set up an email address Outlook 2010, you'll see the inbox screen.
- Click File.
- Click Add Account.
- Make sure E-mail Account is selected, and enter your Workspace email details.
Field |
What to enter |
Your Name |
The name you want to show as the From display, on your emails |
E-mail Address |
Your Workspace email address |
Password |
Your Workspace email password |
Retype Password |
Your Workspace email password, again |
- Click Next.
- Outlook 2010 will test your settings. You may see a pop-up window asking if you want to Allow this website to configure... Select Don't ask me about this website again, and click Allow.
- When Outlook 2010 is finished setting up your account, it will say Congratulations! Click Finish.
That's it! Your email is now set up in Outlook 2010.
Next Step
- Send yourself an email in your webmail, to make sure everything is working. Then reply to that email from Outlook, to be sure your outgoing settings are correct, too.
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