Category: Email

How To Setup POP Email Apple Mail

Setting up an email account using POP (Post Office Protocol) on Apple Mail is a simple process that lets you manage your email efficiently. POP is a protocol used to download emails from a server to your local device, making it a suitable option if you prefer to store your emails on your computer rather than keeping them on a server. This guide explains the steps required to setup your email account on Apple Mail, so you can send and receive messages seamlessly. How to Setup POP Email Apple MailAdditional InformationLogin to Domains.co.za AccountLogin to cPanel from your Domains.co.za Dashboard How to Setup POP Email Apple Mail This tutorial assumes you have already logged in and setup your email account in your Control Pane […]

How To Setup A Gmail Account On iPhone

Setting up a Gmail account on iPhone is a straightforward process that enables you to manage your emails efficiently while on the go. This guide walks you through the steps to add your Gmail account to the Mail app on your iPhone, ensuring you can easily access and send emails from your device.  IMPORTANT: Please note that Gmail no longer supports POP3 connections to their web client – read the Gmail Notification. Setup a Gmail Account on iPhone Add Mail AccountChecking Your EmailAdditional Information Sync Settings and OptionsPush Notifications and Real-Time Email Alerts Setup a Gmail Account on iPhone  This tutorial assumes you have already logged in and set up your email account in your Control Panel.  Ad […]

How To Setup IMAP Email Apple Mail

This article will guide you on how to setup IMAP email Apple Mail which allows you to manage your emails more flexibly across multiple devices. Unlike POP, which downloads emails to your local device, IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) keeps your emails on the server and synchronises them with all your devices. This setup is ideal if you want consistent access to your email from various locations or devices. Follow this guide to configure your email account on Apple Mail using IMAP. Follow this guide to configure your email account on Apple Mail using IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol).  How to Setup IMAP Email Apple MailAdd a New IMAP Email Account in Apple MailConfigure Incoming Mail ServerSetup Outgoing Mai […]

How To Setup An Email Signature On iPhone

Its a simple process to setup an email signature on iPhone, and it lets you personalise your emails with important information such as your name, title, and contact details. In this guide we show you how to quickly and easily set up your email signature for your email accounts on your iPhone. How to Setup an Email Signature on iPhoneAdditional Information:Email Signature Best Practices How to Setup an Email Signature on iPhone 1. Select Settings on your iPhone, normally found on your home screen, or by pulling the drawer down from the top of the phone’s display. 2. Scroll down and select Mail from the list of options. 3. In Mail, scroll down until you see the Signature option. Tap on it to open the Signature settings. &nbs […]

How to Create and Manage Outgoing Mail Servers in Apple Mail

An outgoing mail server is what the program uses to send e-mail messages. If you don’t have at least one server set up, you won’t be able to send any messages. 1. Go to Mail, then click Preferences. 2. If you don’t see this screen, make sure the Accounts tab is selected. 3. You can select a different Outgoing Mail Server for each mail account. 4. Click Outgoing Mail Server to edit your SMTP servers. The top pane shows a list of all the outgoing servers that have been set up, while the bottom displays information about the selected server. 5. Click Advanced. This tab allows you to set custom ports, use SSL and choose the authentication type (if any). 6. To delete the Selected Server, click the minus icon. NOTE: that deleting […]

How to Change your Email Password on your iPhone

This tutorial will show you how to change your Email Password on your iPhone. 1. Go to Settings icon. It may be on a different screen or in a different location than shown here. 2. Then select Mail, Contacts, Calendars. 3. Select the Email Account for which you want to update the password. 4. Then select the Email Account here. 5. Update your email password. Enter your New Password.NOTE:  You should only have to do this if your email password has changed. 6. Press Done That’s it! The email password has been updated in the iPhone. You now know how to change your email password in your iPhone. […]

Settings and Preferences in Apple Mail

In this demonstration, we’ll see where to find the different Preferences and Settings in Apple Mail. 1. Go to Mail, then click Preferences. 2. The Accounts tab opens where you can manage the Options related to your mail accounts. 3. Go to Mailbox Behaviors. This is where you can set how the program treats sent, junk and deleted messages. 4. The Advanced tab shows additional options for the selected mail account. You can also manage the SSL settings here. 5. Let’s look at General options. 6. Check for new messages on the server sets how often Apple Mail downloads messages. 7. The RSS tab is where you can change settings related to your RSS feeds. Set your default RSS reader, how often to check for updates to the feeds you have […]

How to Read and Send Email messages in Apple Mail

Once you have added an e-mail account and set up an outgoing server, you can begin to send and receive messages. 1. Unread messages have this blue dot next to them. 2. Click any message to view it. The contents will display in the pane below, and the message will be marked as read. You click Reply to send a response to this message… or click New Message to begin writing an e-mail. 3. Type the recipient’s e-mail address here. 4. Enter a Subject for this message. 5. Choose the From address if you have more than one. 6. Type your message. 7. Let’s see some text formatting options by clicking the Fonts icon. From here you can highlight some text, choose a new new font family and size, and select new font colors. 8. Now use the […]

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