Support - Microsoft Outlook 2002

You can open Microsoft Outlook on your computer by going to Start -> Programs -> Microsoft Outlook.
Once in Microsoft Outlook, from the Tools menu, select E-mail Accounts. Then select the radio button marked Add a new e-mail account and click Next.
Select the radio button marked POP3 and click Next.
In the User Information fields, enter your first and last name and e-mail address you would like to set up on Microsoft Outlook.

In the Server Information fields, enter pop.readyhosting.com as the Incoming mail server and smtp.readyhosting.com as the Outgoing mail server.

NOTE: You can also enter mail.yourdomain.com for both the incoming and outgoing mail servers.

In the Logon Information fields, enter your e-mail address as the User Name and the password for that mailbox as the Password. Then click More Settings.

NOTE: Enter the e-mail address of your actual mailbox, NOT a forwarding address. Once you have configured Outlook to this mailbox, Outlook will receive mail sent to all forwarding addresses associated with this mailbox.

If you have previously configured e-mail programs to your mailbox using only the name of the mailbox ("mailbox_name" with no "@domain.com"), continue to use that mailbox name.
Click on the Outgoing Server tab and check the box labeled My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication.
Then select the radio button marked Use same settings as my incoming mail server.
Click on the Advanced tab and verify that the Incoming server (POP3) is set to 110 and the Outgoing sever (SMTP) is set to 25. Then click OK.
NOTE: If you have previously sent messages with a different SMTP port number, that number will still work.
Microsoft Outlook has now been configured to your mailbox! Click Finish; then click on the Inbox icon in the left navigation menu of Microsoft Outlook to see the inbox of the e-mail account you have just set up.
Send yourself a message from an external e-mail address to make sure that you are properly set up to receive mail. Click on the Send/Receive button to receive your incoming e-mail.
Next, send a message using Outlook to an external e-mail address to make sure that you can send mail.

If you do not receive an error message when you receive or send mail, you can begin using Microsoft Outlook.
If you would like Microsoft Outlook to receive mail from more than one mailbox, select first the Tools menu and then E-mail Accounts again and continue along with the steps outlined in this tutorial.