1. Open Windows Mail -> Click the Start button and navigate to All Programs then select Windows Mail.
2. Click Accounts on the Tools Menu.
3. Choose Add.
4. For the window "Which account type would you like to add?" select E-mail Account.
5. Click Next then fill out your email account information (order may differ here slightly but the panels that follow on your screen should have written directions):
   • incoming: imap.yourdomain.com
     (If you have your own servlet hosted domain w/ mail, enter: mail.yourdomainname.com)
   • outgoing: smtp.servlet.com
   • Note: If your setup requires authentication, your outgoing port number should be 587. Also, when asked to enter a Display Name -> This will be the name your Recipients see.
   • Username: username@domain.com / Password: Your Email Password
6. Follow the remaining Windows Mail steps on your screen until finished and repeat these steps for setting up any additional mail accounts.
   

1. Open Outlook Express.
2. On the Tools menu, click Accounts.
3. At the top of the Internet Accounts window, click Add followed by Mail.
4. Type your name in the Display Name box and click Next.
5. Type your email address in the Email Address box and click Next.
6. Make sure POP3 is selected for My Incoming Mail Server is.
   • The Incoming Mail server is: pop3.servlet.com
   • (If you have your own servlet hosted domain w/ mail, enter: mail.yourdomainname.com)
   • The Outgoing Mail server is: smtp.servlet.com
   Note: If your setup requires authentication, make sure your outgoing port number is changed to 587.
7. Click Next.
8. Type your Servlet Username and Password.
9. If you'd like to save your password, check the Remember Password box and click Next.
10. Click Finish and restart Outlook Express.
    

1. Open Thunderbird.
2. On the Tools menu, click Account Settings.
3. Click Add Account and select Email Account then click Next.
4. On the Identity window, type your Name and Email Address then click Next.
5. On the Server Information window, select POP and enter the following information:
   • The Incoming Mail server is: pop3.servlet.com
   • (If you have your own servlet hosted domain w/ mail, enter: mail.yourdomainname.com)
   • The Outgoing Mail server is: smtp.servlet.com
   Note: If your setup requires authentication, make sure your outgoing port number is changed to 587.
6. Check the Use Global Inbox (Store Mail In Local Folders) box and click Next.
7. On the User Names window, type your Username and click Next.
8. On the Account Name window, type Servlet (or your desired Account Title) and click Next.
9. When the Congratulations! window appears with a summary of your information, click Finish.
10. Restart Thunderbird and check your mail. When prompted for a password, check the Remember box.
    

Note: If you entered your email account information when you registered Mac OS X, you don't need to set up Mail again.

Mac OS X 10.4 or later

1. Open Mail.
2. On the Mail menu, click Add Account.
3. Type your mail account information in the Account assistant:
   • incoming: pop3.servlet.com
     (If you have your own servlet hosted domain w/ mail, enter: mail.yourdomainname.com )
   • outgoing: smtp.servlet.com
   • Note: If your setup requires authentication, your outgoing port number should be 587.
   • Username: username@domain.com / Password: Your Email Password
4. Alternatively, you can navigate to Account Preferences on Mail where you can change or update any settings that weren't set up by the assistant.

Repeat these steps when setting up any other mail accounts.

Mac OS X 10.3.9 or earlier

1. Open Mail.
2. On the Mail menu, click Preferences. If you haven't yet set up any previous accounts, the Mail Setup window will appear, and you can skip to Step 7.
3. Click on the Accounts icon on the Mail Preferences window.
4. Choose Create Account.
5. Choose the appropriate Account Type from the pop-up menu.
6. In the Description field, type in a name to identify the account.
7. Type your mail account information in the Account assistant:
   • incoming: pop3.servlet.com
     (If you have your own servlet hosted domain w/ mail, enter: mail.yourdomainname.com )
   • outgoing: smtp.servlet.com
   • Note: If your setup requires authentication, your outgoing port number should be 587.
   • Username: username@domain.com / Password: Your Email Password
8. If desired, you can click the Account Options tabs to modify the default account behavior.
9. Click OK when done.

Reminder: These are just the basic steps that should help get you started but some will differ slightly from program to program.

1. Open the program and navigate to File -> New -> Site Profile
   (if you don't find any similar options, look for Connect or a space to fill out your site's ftp login information)
2. A new window will open where you can fill out your site's ftp login information:
   • Name: Site's Name
   • Address: ftp.yourdomain.com
   • Username: site username
   • Password: site password
3. Click Okay.
4. The window will disappear and your site will now be added to a list of ftp setup websites. Click on your listed site and navigate to the folders/files you'd like to update.
   (does not apply to quick connect setups, for these you'll be immediately connected to your site which may or may not be saved in a list of setup websites - this depends on the program you're using)
5. Note: Typically, right clicking in an area will offer more options such as "download", "upload", etc.