Outlook 2011 is a version of Microsoft Outlook available for the Mac computer. You can set up Outlook 2011 as an email client to send and receive email from your email hosted at InMotion Hosting. First, you will need to log into Outlook 2011. Next, we will go through the steps to add a new account: If you are unsure what your email settings are, you can find them with our tool.
Outlook 2011 is a Cocoa application; it doesn’t have a legacy of over 20-plus years on the Mac and doesn’t have the kind of code base that the other Office programs have.
Click on Tools, and then Accounts. On the Add an Account menu, click E-mail.
Enter your full email address and password on the next screen and click Add Account Once the account is added, you will fill in the information for the new email account. Pesonal Information Account Description This is the name your mail will show as in your Microsoft Office inbox. Full name Insert your full name here, as this is the name that will show when you send email E-mail address Put in your full email address, for example [email protected] Server Information User name This will be your full email address. For example, [email protected]. Make sure to include the full address, including the @example.com.
Password This is the password for the email account you listed above, not your cPanel password. Incoming Mail Server If your domain points to InMotion Hosting, the incoming mail server is mail.example.com. Outgoing Mail Server This will be the same as your Incoming Mail Server, mail.example.com.
Make sure it is using Port 465. As Outlook recommends, check the boxes that say Use SSL to connect. After confirming the information click on red circle at the top left to close the window. To confirm the account was added, check your Outlook Inbox.
There you will see listed the account you just added with your Account Description. Congratulations, you have added your email account to Outlook 2011! If you have any problems setting up the account, double-check all your settings. If the settings are correct, check out our articles on troubleshooting issues.
Hello Husam, Sorry for the problem with Mail. I own a Macbook Pro running the latest version of Sierra. I have Mail loaded (primarily to troubleshoot mail issues like this). I have also loaded Microsoft Outlook 2016 to test.
Both applications were working for me. If you can give us a description of how you're using the programs and what you're doing to get the error, then can investigate the issue in more depth. Please provide us some further information regarding your problem and hopefully, we can find a resolution.
If you have any further questions or comments, please let us know. Regards, Arnel C. Hello Jason, Sorry for the problem with the certificate. It's basically an issue where Outlook refuses to acknowledge the self-signed certificate being used on the InMotion server. The problem is that in order to have a specific one, you need to purchase one specifically for your domain. You should also be able to select and look at the details of the certificate being used when trying to confirm the identity of the server.
Once you show it, you should be able to click on 'always trust' when looking a the details of the certificate. When you select these options in the certificate, make sure that your certificate is correctly referring to the server where your mail is coming from. You can see an example of what I'm talking about. I hope this helps to answer your question, please let us know if you require any further assistance. Regards, Arnel C.
Hello Randy, Are you using Outlook 2011 for Mac? It looks like MacBook Air might come with another version of Outlook in which you'd want to follow these steps to setup an account:.
Click on the Outlook menu at the top-left, then Preferences. Under the Personal Settings section, click on Accounts. On the Add an Account screen, click on E-mail Account Then you would just follow the steps as normal to configure your email account. Please let us know if you're still having any issues getting this setup.
You can also in the meantime to directly check your mail on the server.