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I am unable to set up email Outlook.
Outlook says can not find the email server.
Help please.
Select file
select account settings
select add account - but presumably you did that
so select edit and double click the account you set up
enter your name and email address
account type po3
incoming mail server incoming.verizon.net
outgoing mail server outgoing.verizon.net
logon information your verizon email address and ythe associated password
do not check require SPA
select more settings
general enter the account name
ougoing server, check smtp server requires authentication
connection, select connect using LAN
advancedincoming pop3 110
outgoing smtp 25 - use 587 if the setup is on a travelling pc
do not check ssl connection
That setup works fine on my desktop for the verizon account.
If you are trying to add accounts other than the verizon one there will be slight variations such as the incoming mail server and the outgoing smtp port.
Those are great instructions, there are also new settings that just started rolling out.
Action Required Now - Important Changes to your Verizon Email Account - 1/29/13
You may need to use those as well.
Select your email software:
I have the same problem. However I cannot click on "file" because when I open Outlook 2010 it immediately takes me to a setup page where I enter the info and click next. When I get to the end and click on the "test settings" button, it says the same thing -- sever not available.
@SteGenevieve wrote:... when I open Outlook 2010 it immediately takes me to a setup page where I enter the info and click next. When I get to the end and click on the "test settings" button, it says the same thing -- sever not available.
You will have a much easier time if you ignore the automatic email account setup in Outlook 2010 and opt for the manual setup. It's a bit tricky to locate the correct options, so just keep plugging away. When using the manual setup, just make sure you enter the suggested pop/smtp setting and ports, plus SSL security, and you will be good to go.