Microsoft Entourage 2008

Note

WebFaction supports IMAP and POP mail protocols, but IMAP is recommended. By default, IMAP leaves messages stored on the mail server, allowing you to access your mail from different computers and devices, while POP typically does not. If you still want to configure your email client to use POP, please see Configuring Other Mail Clients for details.

  1. Click Tools ‣ Accounts. The accounts window appears.

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  2. Click the New button. The Account Setup Assistant appears.

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  3. Click the Configure account manually button.

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  4. In the Account type menu, click to select IMAP.

  5. Click the OK button.

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  6. In the Account name field, enter an account name.

  7. In the Name field, enter your name.

  8. In the E-mail address field, enter your email address.

  9. In the Account ID field, enter your mailbox name.

  10. In the IMAP server field, enter mail.webfaction.com.

  11. In the Password field, enter your password.

  12. Click the Click here for advanced receiving options button. A dialog appears.

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  13. Click to select This IMAP service requires a secure connection (SSL).

  14. Click the gray box in the upper right of the dialog. The dialog closes.

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  15. Click the Click here for advanced sending options button. A dialog appears.

  16. Click to select SMTP service requires a secure connection (SSL).

  17. Click to select Override default SMTP port and enter 465 in the field.

  18. Click to select SMTP server requires authentication.

  19. Click to select Use the same settings as receiving mail server.

  20. Click the gray box in the upper right of the dialog. The dialog closes.

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  21. Click the OK button.

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