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Configuring Macintosh Entourage v.X

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This document describes the steps necessary to configure Macintosh Entourage v.X to send and receive e-mail.

  • Open Entourage
  • Go the the Tools menu
  • Select Accounts...
  • The Mail Preferences window will open.

  • Select New
  • Now the Account Setup Assistant will open.

  • Step 1 Fill In Your Name. This will appear on all outgoing messages.

  • On this page check the box that says "I already have an e-mail account that I'd like to use."
  • Enter your Email Address. This is the email address that you created in your control panel.
  • Click through to the next step.

  • Enter the following information as listed:
    • My Incoming Mail Server is An: Choose IMAP or POP.
    • Incoming Mail Server: mail.yourdomain.com or mail.megahosters.com
    • Outgoing Mail Server: mail.yourdomain.com or mail.megahosters.com
  • Proceed to step 4 by clicking on the RIGHT arrow at the bottom of the box.

  • Enter the following information as listed:
    • Account ID : Your FULL email adress. Example: info@johndoe.com
    • Password: The password you created when you created the email account in the Control Panel.
  • Proceed to step 5 by clicking on the RIGHT arrow at the bottom of the box.

  • Give your account a name. This is only for the purpose of organizing your accounts on your conputer. This can be whatever you want. Make sure the boxes you see checked above are also checked on your settings.
  • Click the FINISH button.
  • Try to send and receive some email.

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