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	The best way to configure Outlook on Windows 10 is through the Control Panel. The following is for Outlook 2019 (aka Outlook 365) and other versions should be similar.		The best way to configure Outlook on Windows 10 is through the Control Panel. The following is for Outlook 2019 (aka Outlook 365) and other versions should be similar.

			# In Outlook, go to File => Info => In the Account Settings pulldown menu select "Manage Profiles", '''OR'''
	# In Windows 10, click on the Start menu and type “Control” to find the Control Panel App, and click on it from the search results		# In Windows 10, click on the Start menu and type “Control” to find the Control Panel App, and click on it from the search results
	# Search for "mail" in the Control Panel search box in the upper right corner. Click on Mail (Microsoft Outlook...).		# Search for "mail" in the Control Panel search box in the upper right corner. Click on Mail (Microsoft Outlook...).

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The best way to configure Outlook on Windows 10 is through the Control Panel. The following is for Outlook 2019 (aka Outlook 365) and other versions should be similar.

# In Windows 10, click on the Start menu and type “Control” to find the Control Panel App, and click on it from the search results
# Search for "mail" in the Control Panel search box in the upper right corner. Click on Mail (Microsoft Outlook...).
# Click the "Email Accounts..." button then click "New"
# On the "Add Account" screen, select "Manual setup or additional server types" and then press "Next"
# Click the "POP or IMAP" button, then click "Next"
# On the "Add Account" screen, fill in these items:
#* Your Name (e.g. Jane Public)
#* Email Address - If you have your own domain, use that address here, otherwise your username@swcp.com email address.
#* Set Account Type to "IMAP"
#* Incoming Mail Server: mail.swcp.com
#* Outgoing Mail Server: mail.swcp.com
#* User Name: Your SWCP username
#* Password: your SWCP mailbox password
#* Make sure the “Require login using Secure Password…” box is '''NOT CHECKED'''
#* Click the "More Settings" button, then the "Outgoing Server" tab
#* Click the “My outgoing server requires authentication” box
#* Click the “Use same settings as my incoming mail server” button (it should already be selected).
#* Click the Advanced tab
#* Under "Incoming Server", set "Use the following type of encrypted connection" to "SSL/TLS" and set the port number to 993
#* Under "Outgoing Server", set "Use the following type of encrypted connection" to "SSL/TLS" and set the port number to 465. (Double-check that the port number stays at 465 before hitting OK … sometimes it will change).
#* Click "OK", then "Next"
#* It should do a test, which will hopefully be successful. Then click "Close" on the test window and "Finish" on the "Add Account" window.

Now you can start Outlook and use this account!
==See Also==
[[Category: Email]]