1. From within Outlook Express 5, click Tools then Accounts.
2. Choose Add, Mail. You will then be taken through the create account wizard.
3. Enter Your Name.
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4. Click Next Enter your email address |

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5. Click Next. Enter the server details as shown in the example below. |

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6. Click Next. Enter your account details. These are accountname@mydomain.com eg. support@awnet.co.uk. Enter your password (provided by awnet). |

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7. Click Next. If you intend to access email via a dial up connection choose I wish to establish a connection manually. If you are connected to the internet via your network choose Connect using my phone line. |

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8. Click Next. Click finished.
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9. Right Mouse Click on the mail.awnet.co.uk account and choose properties.
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10. Enter Your Company name in organization and your reply address (usually your email address. |

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11. Click on the servers Tab. Tick the check box titled My server requires authentication. |

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12. Click the connection Tab. If you have a dial up connection choose Connect via Internet Exporer or a 3rd party dialler. If you are on a LAN choose Connect using my LAN.
13. Click Ok. Choose Set as Default if required (in most cases this should be applied). You are now ready to start using Outlook/Outlook Express. |