#Configure live mail for gmail manual

O You can safely turn off synchronization for the Spam and Trash folders. To access your email account from a desktop email program, you'll need the IMAP and SMTP settings below: IMAP Settings. O Do not enable synchronization for /All Mail unless you want Windows Live Mail to download all messages in your Gmail account. O Click on each folder in succession with the right mouse button in the folder list and choose the desired setting under Synchronization settings in the menu that pops up. * Choose the desired synchronization settings for your folders: * Choose the Gmail account under Account(s). O After editing, '#Sent Items' should read '/Sent Items', for example. * Look for the '#' in '#Sent Items', '#Drafts', '#Trash' and '#Spam' and replace it with '/' (always excluding the quotation marks).

* Drag and drop the account.oeaccount (where '***' represents a long random string) file from the onto Notepad to open it. * Go to the Gmail (user name) sub-folder. From the options, select the POP or IMAP option to configure your Gmail account and click Next.

#Configure live mail for gmail manual

Click Manual Setup in the opened wizard, and then click Next. In Outlook go to the File tab and click the Add Account button in the info section, just above Account Settings. * Open your Windows Live Mail folder in Windows. Here we configured Gmail in Outlook 2016. You can also read Gmail messages using POP. You can add multiple email addresses, such as Gmail, Yahoo and Hotmail addresses, to Windows Live Mail if you need to easily monitor emails sent by your. When you use IMAP, you can read your Gmail messages on multiple devices, and messages are synced in real time. Set up IMAP and change your SMTP settings to read Gmail messages in other mail clients, like Microsoft Outlook and Apple Mail. * Click Remove followed by OK for the '/Deleted Items', '/Drafts', 'Junk E-mail' and 'Sent Items' labels. Check Gmail through other email platforms. * Select Settings in the top right navigation bar.