Move incoming emails from one POP email account to another in Outlook. If you want to receive all incoming emails of one POP email account in another email account’ Inbox folder, please do as follows: 1. Click File > Info > Account Settings > Account Settings. Solution In this Tutorial we are using Apple OS Yosemite, and after installing Office for Mac and configured our account, we are ready to add the second account. In order to add a second account, make sure that Outlook is open, and then click on Outlook, and then Preferences In the Outlook Preferences window, click on Accounts. The first account will be listed on the left side, click on + to add a new account and then fill out the information that will take advantage of autodiscover to configure everything automatically for you (in the example below, my account is in Office365). That’s it, you can close all windows and you will have access to both mailboxes on your Outlook for Mac. End-user experience The first item that the end-user must be aware is the From: option when sending e-mails, since there are two accounts the user can chose which account will be sending the message. Note: Having two accounts solves a common issue in some companies where the user (let’s say [email protected] wants to send message as [email protected]) and for this kind of scenario two accounts are required. If the user just wants to receive both accounts, then it is easier to add both SMTP address into the same mailbox. I have a Macbook Air running El Capitan. Outlook 2016 (15.29). When I try to add my two Office365 accounts, one of them goes offline. I deleted one and added it again and both were online, but then the second one dropped off. I deleted the second one and added again. The stayed up for a bit (10 mins or so) but then the first one dropped off. This is something new since the latest upgrade, as they have worked fine before. Am I right in assuming that I should be able to have several Exchange account inthe app? Related stories: • • • Microsoft recently announced that. In the announcement, they also revealed a welcome new feature for users who send e-mails from other accounts in Outlook.com. In the past, e-mails sent from Outlook.com would say, 'on behalf of,' so there was no way to hide the originating Outlook.com account. Now you can send e-mails from other accounts that look exactly as if they were sent from the originating e-mail service provider (Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Comcast, etc.). Here's how to set it up: Step 1: Go to Settings > More mail settings. Under the 'Managing your account' section, click on 'Your email accounts.' Scroll to 'Add an email account, then click on the 'Add a send-and-receive account' button. Screenshot by Ed Rhee/CNET Step 2: Enter your e-mail account information, including e-mail address and password, then click Next. If you're having trouble getting Outlook.com to log in to your other e-mail account, click on the link to 'Advanced options.' From here, you can set specific POP3 and SMTP server settings. Keep in mind that in order to add a Gmail account, you'll first need to enable POP download from your Gmail account first. Also, if you're using two-step verification, you'll need to create an application password to use with Outlook.com. Step 3: Once you've successfully logged in to your other e-mail account with Outlook.com, you'll be asked to choose where you want the e-mails to be saved. Choose a new folder or an existing one, then click 'Save.'
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