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The following instructions will guide you through configuring
Outlook XP or Outlook 2003 to access your UM e-mail account:
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Open Outlook. On the menu bar, click on Tools and then
choose E-mail Accounts from the Tools menu.
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In the window that appears, choose Add a new e-mail
account.
Click on the Next button.

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In the next window, you are prompted to choose the type of server to which you will
be connecting. Choose IMAP and click on the Next
button.

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In the next window, you need to enter the following information:
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Your name: Type in your given name
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Your e-mail address: Type in
your full e-mail address (ex. someone@glue.umd.edu)
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The incoming mail server: Set
this to the incoming mail server for
your e-mail account. If your e-mail account is a:
- WAM account, use: imap.wam.umd.edu
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The outgoing mail server: Set this
to the appropriate outgoing mail server for your e-mail account. If your
e-mail account is a:
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User Name: Enter your e-mail
ID, which is the part of your e-mail address that comes before the @
symbol (ex. the ID of someone@glue.umd.edu is someone).
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Password: Enter
your directory password here, if you want the computer
to remember your password each time you login, click the Remember password
check box.

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Click on the Next button, then select the tab
labeled Advanced
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Be sure that the item labeled This server requires an
SSL-secured connection is selected for the incoming server and
the outgoing server.
NOTE: Leave this un-checked for Glue or Deans.
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Click OK, then Next, then
Finish.
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If you did not enter your e-mail password in step 4, you
will be prompted to enter it now. Outlook will begin to
retrieve your e-mail, and you have successfully set up Outlook to access
your e-mail account.
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If you are running Outlook 2003, be advised
that Outlook
2003 is configured by default NOT to display any image files in the
e-mail messages you receive. Instead of displaying the image, Outlook
displays the following message: Right-click here to download
pictures. To help protect your privacy, Outlook prevented automatic
download of this picture from the Internet. You can right-click on
any of these e-mail messages to view the images.
- NOTE: If you do not like this setting, you can change it by
clicking on Tools on the Outlook menu bar, then choosing
Options. In the Options window, click on the
Security tab, and then click on the Change
Automatic Download Settings button. Read the explanation about
why downloading images in e-mail messages compromises your security, but
if you still want to change the setting, uncheck the box next to
Don't download pictures or other content automatically from the
Internet, and then click OK
To learn more about how to use and configure Outlook, click on
Help on the Outlook menu bar and choose
Microsoft Outlook Help or Microsoft Office
Outlook Help (Outlook 2003).
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