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How Do You Set Up Microsoft Outlook Web Access?

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How Do You Set Up Microsoft Outlook Web Access?

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Microsoft Outlook comes with a browser component that allows you to access your email from the Internet. As long as your provider or corporate network allows access, you can use a browser on any computer to view any incoming, outgoing, or stored email. Although it is compatible with Firefox, Internet Explorer is suggested for use when setting up remote access for Outlook email. Open Internet Explorer and navigate to the Web address of your email. This address is provided by your host provider or the administrators for your corporate email. For most companies, the address is either “exchange..com” or “webmail..com.” When accessed, a window similar to the desktop Outlook version is shown. Type your user name and password to access your email. This is the same user name and password you use to log in to the network. Select the “Secure Machine” option if the machine is secure. If the computer you’re using is a private machine at home, select this option. If you are on a pub

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