Microsoft Outlook is an e-mail client written by Microsoft, available as part of the Microsoft Office application suite. These setup instructions are for Outlook versions 2002 (XP) and 2003.

Most modern e-mail clients can handle your incoming e-mail via either the POP or IMAP methods. POP normally downloads all your incoming e-mail to your own computer and removes it from the ipHouse mail server, whereas IMAP leaves it on the server and allows you to read it remotely. IMAP allows you to read all your e-mail from anywhere you have access to an IMAP capable mail program (including Webmail), but if you leave a lot of e-mail on the server you may run out of room for new e-mail.

Setup Instructions

Set up a New Account

if you are running Outlook XP for the first time.

Change Account Settings

if you have used Outlook XP before for another mailbox, and just want to update your settings for your ipHouse mailbox.

Add a New Account

if you have used Outlook XP before for another mailbox, which you want to keep intact and separate from your ipHouse mailbox.

Authentication and SSL

Instructions for setting up Authenticated SMTP and SSL.

Outside Links

• Microsoft Outlook 2002 (XP) Support Center
• Microsoft Outlook 2002 (XP) Product Assistance

• Microsoft Outlook 2003 Support Center
• Microsoft Outlook 2003 Product Assistance