Showing posts with label Outlook Settings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Outlook Settings. Show all posts

Monday, March 25, 2013

How To Setup Outlook 2010 Using Signing And Encryption Certificates


Outlook Express 2010 is a continuation of Microsoft’s paid email management program. It is an advanced version of the discontinued Outlook express and used with the Windows Live mail. You can configure Outlook settings to set up the Outlook 2010 by using signing and encryption certificates.

 How to set up Outlook 2010

  • Ensure that you have imported your certificates into the Windows Certificate store.
  • Launch Microsoft Outlook.
  • From the File menu, click on the Options button, select the Trust Center section. Now, click the Trust Center Settings button.
  • Click on the E-mail Security section.
  • In addition, you need to select the following options
  • Add Digital Signature to Outgoing Messages: This option includes your signing certificate on all outgoing messages.
  • Send clear text signed messages when sending signed messages: This facilitates the recipients to read your signed messages. This proves to be very useful when your recipient is using a Web-based or mobile-based email client.
  • For encryption, you do not need to select the option to encrypt contents and attachments for outgoing messages. Instead, you can manually choose encryption for individual messages.
  • Click on the Settings button. Outlook displays options for your signing and public encryption certificates under Certificates and Algorithms. Outlook includes your public signing certificate when it sends your signing certificate so that you can receive the encrypted messages.
  • Click on the Choose button to the right hand side of Signing Certificate. Select your certificate from the list, and click OK.
  • Select Hash Algorithm SHA1.
  • Click the Choose button to the right of Encryption Certificate, select your certificate from the list, and click OK.
  • Select Encryption Algorithm 3DES or AES 256-BIT.
  • Choose OK.
  • Check if it is fixed by sending an email to yourself. The delivered message displays the signing icon, encryption icon, or both, based on the options you have selected.
  • In case you are using Windows Vista or Windows 7 OS, sometimes the recipients will not be able to read the encrypted messages. You can resolve this problem by simply following the below steps.
  • Go to the Tools menu, select Trust Center. Click on E-mail Security section.
  • Under the Encrypted e-mail header. Click on the Setting button.
  • Select on the Certificates and Algorithms section, from the Encryption Algorithm drop-down menu, select 3DES.
  • Click OK to finish the process.
  • You can also contact the Microsoft technical support representatives to help configure the Outlook settings to implement Outlook 2010, if you face any issues in this regard.



Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Tutorial To Setup Work Email In Outlook Express


In this busy world, almost all computer users hold an email account for sending and receiving email messages. As we all know, the Outlook Express is one of the email and news clients now used by millions of people across the globe. The application comes associated with several versions of Windows operating system, since it is a product from the very same Microsoft factory. Microsoft’s Outlook Express comes with an inbuilt backup tool, by using which you can backup your Outlook Express data and information. No doubt, this is a pretty awesome feature which will surely help you handle the situation, when something goes wrong.
Here in this article, I wish to provide the instructions for setting up a work email in Outlook Express. The procedure is quite simple and can be performed by making some changes in the Outlook Settings.
Instructions
First of all, you need to contact the Internet service provider to know what type of email servers you are using. Following are the three common server types now used: POP3, IMAP or HTTP. For setting up a work email in Outlook express, you need to provide the information about your incoming and outgoing email server.
Once you got the above entities, launch the Outlook Express application on your system. Now click on the tools tab on the upper programming menu bar and choose the option labeled accounts. Then you need to trigger the Add option and then click on the mail tab.
Now you can view a configuration window. Now input your email account name in your name field followed by clicking the next button.
Now input the email address without any mistakes in the email address field. When done, click next.
Now provide the prompted information about the incoming and outgoing mail server. When done, pick out your mail server type from the available list. When done, trigger the next button.
Now input your Outlook Express account name and password in the appropriate fields. Now you can see a pop-up window asking your permission to save your login details including your account name and password. If you want this service, click the yes button next to Remember password option, otherwise you can skip this step.
Finally, click the next tab followed by pressing the finish button to close the window.
By making these changes in the Outlook Settings, you can easily configure an email account in Outlook Express. Thank you!