How to add another account to outlook express password#

Notice the REMEMBER PASSWORD option, if you want to use this feature, then make sure the box next to the text has a tick in it.Īlso, if your ISP requires Secure Password Authentication, then select the LOG ON USING SECURE PASSWORD AUTHENTICATION box. Your account name should be automatically filled in, if not, then enter it, making sure it matches that provided by your ISP/email service. You will now see a dialogue box similar to that shown in fig 1.3 below: When you have finished entering both server names, click the NEXT button. Your ISP/email service would have provided this information (take care when entering these, and make sure they are correct). You will now see a dialogue box similar to that shown in fig 1.2 below:Įnter your POP server name in the first box, and then enter your SMTP server name in the second box. Next, enter your email address in the box provided, and again click the NEXT button. In the box provided, enter your name as you want it to appear on the emails that you will be sending from this account, and then click the NEXT button. You will now be presented with the Internet Connection Wizard dialogue box. Now, click on ADD, and then on MAIL, as shown in fig 1.1 below: You will now be presented with the Internet Connection Wizard dialogue box. These signatures usually give you information about the sender of the email, and it often contains their details such as their name. Once you have opened Outlook Express, click on TOOLS on the menu at the top of your screen, and then click on ACCOUNTS from the pull down menu. Now, click on ADD, and then on MAIL, as shown in fig 1.1 below: Email signatures are common especially in business environments.

Once you have opened Outlook Express, click on TOOLS on the menu at the top of your screen, and then click on ACCOUNTS from the pull down menu. First, open the Outlook Express program by either double clicking the icon on your desktop, or clicking the Start button and selecting it from the Programs (Windows XP), or All Programs (Windows Vista) menu.