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Creating an IMAP account in Macintosh Mail

Open your Macintosh Mail program.

Click on Mail / Preferences...


Click "+" to add New Account. A Wizard will now show up...


Fill in a display name of your choice (Usually your first and last name)
Enter your FULL email address and insert your password.
Click Continue.


Account Type: IMAP
Description: Glis.net
Incoming Mail server: mail.glis.net
Username: Your full email address.
Password: Your password.
Click Continue...


This is completely optional, but for setting up your outgoing mail server these are the following settings:
DSL Customers:
  Description: Glis.net
  Outgoing Mail Server: 576.glis.net
  Check off "Use Authentication"
  Username is your FULL EMAIL ADDRESS.
  Insert your password.
  Click Continue...

Dial-Up Customers:
  Description: Glis.net
  Outgoing Mail Server: 576.glis.net OR mail.glis.net
  Check off "Use Authentication" only if using the 576.glis.net mail server.
  Insert your username
  Insert your password.
  Click Continue...

*Note* IMAP is a substitute for the typical POP3. You will have to create a SMTP account of some kind in order to send mail when using the IMAP method of mail retrieval/viewing.


Double check the settings, and click "Create".

You are all done!

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