You can set up your Workspace email in Microsoft® Outlook 2010. We recommend using the Outlook Setup Tool, to automatically set up your email in Outlook 2010. But if you want to set up your email yourself, follow these instructions. You
Outlook 2011 (Mac): Set up email
You can always use Workspace Webmail to send and receive email messages. But you also can view your email with an email client. Open Outlook 2011. Click the Tools menu, and then select Accounts. The next step will depend on whether you have
Outlook 2013: Set up email
You can set up your Workspace email in Microsoft® Outlook 2013. We recommend using the Outlook Setup Tool, to automatically set up your email in Outlook 2013. But if you want to set up your email yourself, follow these instructions. You
Android: Set up email
We know you’re excited to get your email set up on your Android®. We should have your email working on your device in about 5 minutes. Use these steps to set up the native mail app with your Workspace email
iPhone: Set up email
You can set up and use Workspace Email on your Apple mobile devices, including iPhone or iPad. Before you start: You need to know your POP or IMAP Email Server Settings and ports. To find them, go to the Email Setup Center and
Set up email addresses
You can use set up email addresses at your domain name through Workspace Email from IFindHost – CheapDomainRegistration.com. Log in to your IFindHost – CheapDomainRegistration.com account. (Need help logging in?) Click Workspace Email. Next to the account you want to use,
Log in to my email account
Use the steps below to log in to you Workspace Email account. Go to Cheap Domain Registration .com home page or your Workspace Webmail account Note: You can also navigate to email.yourdomain.tld to access your Workspace Webmail account. (e.g. email.coolexample.com) Tip: Bookmark your email login
Getting started
These getting started guides will help you set up your Workspace email. Set up email on your desktop Outlook: Set up mail Setting Up Microsoft Entourage to Access your Email Account Thunderbird: Set up email Apple Mail (Mac): Set up
Password protect directories
If you want to restrict access to directories on your website, you can use your hosting account’s built-in password protection feature. Note: This feature does not offer a typical member login experience like a bank or retail site. Features like that
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