======How to configure Outlook 2007======
=====Email=====


=====SMTP Authentication=====

To set up SMTP authentication in Outlook 2007, if your VPOP3 requires it, go to **Tools -> Account Settings**, select your email account and press **Change...**. 

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Then, press the **More Settings...** button

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On the **Outgoing Server** tab, check **My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication** and **Use same settings as my incoming mail server** and press **OK**

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=====Address Book=====
To configure Outlook to use the VPOP3 global address book, go to **Tools** -> **Account Settings** in Outlook

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Then choose the **Address Books** tab and press **New...**

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Choose **Internet Directory Service (LDAP)** and press **Next**

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In the **Server Name** box type the name or IP address of your VPOP3 computer.
By default, VPOP3 doesn't require you to log on

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Press **More Settings...**

In the **Connection** tab you can customise the display name if you want to make it easier to recognise - so you could call it 'VPOP3' or 'Internal address book' or something. Also, you can set the Port if this has been changed in VPOP3. Usually VPOP3 uses the default of **389** but if you are running VPOP3 on an Active Directory controller, it may have been changed to **1389**.

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Go to the **Search** tab. You can set the **Enable Browsing** checkbox to make it easier to use (may not work on older versions of VPOP3)

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Press **OK**, then **Next**, then **Finish** and **Close**

Now if you go to **Tools** -> **Address Book** in Outlook, you will be able to choose to see and search for names in the new directory service.

If you press **Tools** -> **Options** in the address book in Outlook, you can tell Outlook to search for names in the various address lists as you are typing them when sending mail.