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This guide will show you how you can set up your email address in the client Outlook 2013.

1. Firstly click on File and then add account.

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2. Next select Manual setup or additional server types.

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3. Select POP or IMAP as the service type.

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4. Now it's time to input the account settings for your email address. The username is always the full email address. Click on More Settings.

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5. Click on the second tab, labelled Outgoing Server. Check the box thats says your outgoing server requires authentication.

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6. Now go to the Advanced tab and change the outgoing server port to 587.

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7. After these details are entered, Outlook will send a test email to show the setup is working correctly.

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If the test message is sent successfully, your account is up and running in Outlook 2013.

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