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Gmail is a widely-used email service provided by Google. It allows users to access their email messages from multiple devices and locations. To access your Gmail messages on a third-party email client, such as Microsoft Outlook, you need to set up the account using the Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) settings.
IMAP is a protocol that allows users to access their email messages on a remote server while keeping the messages on the server even after they are downloaded to a local device. This allows users to access their email messages from multiple devices and ensures that any changes made on one device will be reflected on all other devices.
Here are the steps to configure your Gmail account on Microsoft Outlook using IMAP:
NOTE: Some versions of Outlook may require you to use SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) to connect to the incoming and outgoing mail servers. If prompted, select the Use the following type of encrypted connection option and select SSL.
Also, be aware of your google account security settings as if it's not allow less secure apps, it may cause problems while configuring.
It is important to note that IMAP and Post Office Protocol (POP) are two different protocols that can be used to access email messages on a remote server. POP is an older protocol that downloads email messages to a local device and removes them from the server. This means that the email messages are unavailable on other devices, and any changes made on one device are not reflected on other devices.
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In summary, setting up Gmail IMAP on Outlook allows you to access and manage your Gmail messages from your Outlook account, enabling you to keep all your emails in one place. It also allows you to access your emails from multiple devices, with all changes being synced across all devices. Remember to follow the steps outlined above for a successful setup and follow the safety guidelines of your google account.
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