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| === MAC Mail Client === | === MAC Mail Client === | ||
| - | Please check the [[services:scs_email#general_settings_for_the_scs_email_server|General Settings for the SCS Email]] for location specific settings. | + | Please check the [[services:scs_email#general_settings_for_the_scs_email_server|General Settings for the SCS Email]] for location specific settings. |
| - | Mail is the email client for Mac's OS X. Follow the instructions below to set it up as your mail user agent for SCS email. | + | Mail (Mail.app) is the email client for Mac's OS X. Follow the instructions below to set it up as your mail user agent for SCS email. |
| - | The account information screen FIXME | + | Run Mail. Then go to Mail menu then Preferences, select Accounts icon. If this is the first time you are setting up Mail click on the "+" sign at the bottom of the "Accounts" column and fill in the "Add Account" information. |
| - | {{:services:mac_account_info.png|}} | + | {{:services:mac_account_addacct.png}} |
| - | You can set your outgoing mail server to be your SCS mail server (even at home or on the road) FIXME | + | For "Incoming Mail Server" select IMAP from the drop menu and use the values below. |
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| + | {{:services:mac_account_incomingserver.png}} | ||
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| + | When you press "Continue" Mail will attempt to authenticate your account and password against the mail server. | ||
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| + | In the "Incoming Mail Security" screen use SSL and Password from the drop down menu. See next image. | ||
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| + | {{:services:mac_account_incomingsecurity.png}} | ||
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| + | The "Outgoing Mail Server" should have the following values: | ||
| {{:services:mac_outgoing_mail.png|}} | {{:services:mac_outgoing_mail.png|}} | ||
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| + | To review your settings go to Mail -> Preferences, select "Accounts" and review under "Account Information" and "Advanced" Accounts, advanced information option. | ||
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| + | {{:services:mac_account_info.png|}} | ||
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| + | {{:services:mac_account_infoAdvanced.png|}} | ||
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| + | To review or edit server settings go to Mail -> Preferences, select "Accounts", then "Account Information" and select the "Edit Server List" option from the drop down list in "Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP)". The following options are available for editing: | ||
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| + | {{:services:mac_server_infoAdvanced.png|}} | ||
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| + | Note that sent messages are kept in the server ("Mailbox Behaviors"). If you use a different mail tool to read your e-mail your sent messages will be under "Sent Mail" directory and this setting might differ from your other tool. Sent massages maybe saved under "sent" directory. | ||
| == MAC Mail Certificate == | == MAC Mail Certificate == | ||
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| == Subscribe to Mail Folders == | == Subscribe to Mail Folders == | ||
| - | To see your network mail folders you will have to subscribe them FIXME | + | To see your network mail folders you will have to subscribe to them FIXME |