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eMailaya Version 3.5 Email Tutorial:Creating a New Email AccountMaking Changes to an already Existing Email Account A couple of features Creating a New Email Account![]() If you have never created an email account in eMailaya, the User Configuration will autolaunch. See below If you already have an email account setup, to add another From the mailbox icon choose Create New Account ![]() Account Name can be anything you want it to be Email should be your entire email address Your Name can be anything you want it to be Enter your email password Choose your mail provider Choose the type of email account. POP3 or IMAP Enter the Incoming (POP3) mail server your email provider lists Enter the Outgoing(SMTP) mail server your email provider lists Username will depend on your email provider. Most email providers use the full email address as the username ![]() In Activity Choose how often the system should check for email You can password protect your account settings here if you want to
In POP3/IMAP You can make changes to the port
In SMTP You can make changes to the port, the email account and the email password
Click on the green check mark at the bottom. The system will test your email account. This may take a little while. Making Changes to an already existing email account
To make changes to an existing email account From the mailbox icon, choose Properties, then choose the email account. (Since this only has 1 email account called "my account" you only see the option "my account" available) ![]()
In POP3/IMAP You can make changes to the port
In SMTP You can make changes to the port, the email account and the email password Mail Features
From the letter icon, choose general
Here you can set the spam filters and check if you are being blocked as a spammer
In the toolbox area, there are some great features. Check your mail statistics, Use a calendar, Create a back up of your email
Easily check for the newest version From the mailbox Icon, choose More. Then click on Check Version. |