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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.
-If you are setting up a new Outlook installation, it will automatically ask you for account information.  Otherwise, navigate the menu to find the new account button:+  - Navigate the menu to find the new account button: //Tools->Options->Mail Setup->Email Accounts->New// 
 +  - Make sure the option //Manually configure server settings or additional server types// is checked  {{:services:outlook01.png}} 
 +  - Enter your email account information in the Internet Email SettingsThen click //More Settings...//  {{:services:outlook03.png}} 
 +  - On the //Outgoing Server// tab, check the //My outgoing server requires authentication// checkbox  {{:services:outlook04.png}} 
 +  - If you are setting up email outside of SCS, make sure to change the settings on the //Advanced// Tab  {{:services:outlook05.png}}
-  Tools->Options->Mail Setup->Email Accounts->New 
-Make sure the option 'Manually configure server settings or additional server types' is checked +== Subscribe to Mail Folders ==
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-Enter your email account information in the Internet Email Settings.  Then click 'More Settings...' +To see your network folders, you may need to subscribe to them.  Do do this in Outlook, right-click your SCS email account in the left pane, and select //IMAP Folders//.
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-If you are setting up email outside of SCS, make sure to change the settings on the Advanced Tab +== Outlook Attachments ==
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-On the Outgoing Server tab, check the 'My outgoing server requires authentication' checkbox +Outlook has a proprietary file format that converts all attachments to winmail.dat. For email receipients who do not use Outlook, you can disable Outlook's formatting, including the proprietary attachments:
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-== Outlook Certificate == +
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-== Subscribe to Mail Folders ==+
 +  -  Compose the message and right click on the recipient address
 +  - Outlook Properties -> Internet Format -> Send Plain Text Only
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services/outlook.1241705288.txt.gz · Last modified: 2009/05/07 10:08 by rtaylor