Using older versions of Outlook for Mac in business environments
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My mac.com account is part of my iCloud account. I need to know what should be listed as my outgoing and incoming servers and whether or not to use SSL which I don't for my non-mac email. I keep getting messages that outlook can't find the server or authentication failed. I would greatly appreciate help with this problem.
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Using older versions of Outlook for Mac in business environments
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Thank you so much. You solved all of my problems and kept me from having new ones!
Glad I could help. :-)
No, this is still broken as of early 2015.
The question was how to use the MAC.COM email address -- not a .me or .icloud address. This is for a legacy mac.com email address, which may now be treated like an alias of some sort.
That is, the question is:
How do you configure the account settings for Outlook Mac 2011 for someone who has an email address like this:
******@mac.com
...NOT ******@icloud.com and/or
...NOT ******@me.com (though those settings would be great to have as well!).
The settings are exactly the same. Just enter your mac.com email instead. Apple sees these all as the same account.
The same is true for Microsoft's accounts: hotmail.com, live.com, outlook.com