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Setting up Emails – Android (v1)

A Step by Step Guide

Setting up emails Using the Email Application on an Android Device (v1)

Before you start you will need your Email Address, Password and the Incoming & Outgoing Server Details.

Please ensure that you enter these details at all times correctly. The email address should be entered in lower-case (no capital letters), the Password will be a mixture of Capitals, Lower Case and Numbers, & the Incoming and Outgoing Server details should be entered in lower-case (no capital letters).

If at anytime you need help, get these things ready and give the office a call on 0800 669 6450 and we will be more than happy to help, however this should be quite a simple process 99% of the time.

Stage One

First we need to find the Application on the phone or tablet which you wish to install the Email Account(s) on. Here is our example.

There are Multiple versions of this software so please make sure your App looks like this image.

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Stage Two

If this is the first time using the Application you will be presented with this screen.

You can now Skip to Stage Four, missing Stage Three.

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Stage Three

If you have used the Email App before, and have emails installed already, you will be be brought to your inbox. You need to click on More in the Top Right, and then Settings on the next screen click on Add Account.

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Stage Four

You now need to enter your email address & password. Please make sure you are very careful when entering your email address all in lower case (no capital letters), and your password carefully with any Capital letters & Numbers.

After entering both correctly press MANUAL SETUP.

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Stage Five

You now need to select IMAP at the bottom of the screen, ensuring you do not press POP3. This is a very important step.

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Stage Six

You now need to enter the Incoming Server Settings, filling any blank gaps which haven’t been automatically filled out.

Both the Email Address & User Name are the same, and should be entered in lowercase (no capital letters).

The Password must be entered very carefully, paying close attention to any Capital letters and Numbers.

The IMAP server/incoming mail server, will have been provided to you; it should look like this: imap.example.com and should be entered in lowercase (no capital letters).

The Security type should be changed to SSL, and the Port should be 993.

The IMAP path prefix is to be left empty.

Once Completed please click NEXT in the bottom Right. 

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Stage Seven

You now need to enter the Outgoing Server Settings, filling any blank gaps which haven’t been automatically filled out.

The SMTP server/outgoing mail server, will have been provided to you; it should look like this: smtp.example.com and should be entered in lowercase (no capital letters).

The Security type should be changed to SSL, and the Port should be 465.

The User Name is your Email address, and should be entered in lowercase (no capital letters).

The Password must be entered very carefully, paying close attention to any Capital Letters and numbers.

Once Completed please click NEXT in the bottom Right and then you should be automatically directed to your new email inbox – CONGRATULATIONS!

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