Note: All IMAP usage from October 2022 will require Device Password.
The following are instructions for those who use Outlook 2016 as their email client and would like to access PSMail via the IMAP email protocol.
A PSMailbox subscription includes secure IMAPS (Internet Message Access Protocol Secure). IMAPS allows you to seamlessly access your PSMail account from multiple computers using multiple email clients. Changes you make (email deletions, flags, etc.) will automatically be mirrored on the other computers you use. With its SSL encryption for transport, IMAPS is a secure and efficient choice for roaming users and users who regularly need to access their email from several locations. In addition, IMAPS is very connection friendly and works with even an intermittent network connection.
Note: All IMAP usage from October 2022 will require Device Password.
The following are instructions for those who use Outlook 2016 as their email client and would like to access PSMail via the IMAP email protocol.
Note: All IMAP usage from October 2022 will require Device Password.
Follow these steps to setup your Windows 8 tablet/PC for connecting to PSMail email using IMAP Secure.
Note: All IMAP usage from October 2022 will require Device Password.
Open Thunderbird and find the menu that says “Create a new account” Continue reading SETUP: IMAP using Thunderbird 24 or newer
Note: All IMAP usage from October 2022 will require Device Password.
Step 1: From the Home screen on your Android device, tap the Application button. Continue reading SETUP: IMAP for Android
Note: All IMAP usage from October 2022 will require Device Password.
Step 1: Open iMail. Click Mail and then select Preferences from the drop-down menu.
Note: All IMAP usage from October 2022 will require Device Password.
Step 1: Open the Start menu and select Programs, then Messaging, then New E-mail Account. Continue reading SETUP: IMAP for Windows Mobile 6
Step 1: From your home screen, select the icon for setting up email (depending on your device and version, this may be called BlackBerry Set-up, Email Settings, or Personal Email Setup).
Step 1: Open Windows Mail. Click Tools, then Accounts, then Add.
Note: All IMAP usage from October 2022 will require Device Password.
Step 1: Open Apple Mail and click Mail. In the drop-down menu, click Preferences.
[If using outlook 2013, once the program is open click on “Alt-F” you will see a menu where you can “Add Account”, once you get to this screen the instructions are very similar to Outllok 2007 below]
Step 1: Open Outlook and click on the Tools menu. Select Account Settings….