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Now all of us will definitely use email clients as IMAP will make our work a lot easier. So we had to use the web interface for checking our emails. It was quite difficult to use POP3 on my laptop because the outgoing emails never synchronized to other clients. The main reason is that we’re using Outlook for domains with. I have been waiting for this step for ages.
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Here are the IMAP settings for any client: You will need to configure your email client correctly to use IMAP. You do not need to go to mail settings to enable IMAP to use it. But in, POP3 and IMAP support are enabled by default. If you are using Gmail, you will need to enable the support for POP3 or IMAP under mail settings.

Configuring a Microsoft account with Outlook 2013 and IMAP
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If you are using the latest Microsoft technology, most probably you should not need IMAP as EAS is already supported in most apps like Outlook 2013, Windows 8 Mail, Windows Phone 8 etc. Microsoft has added IMAP support to improve support for devices and application that don’t support EAS. While Exchange ActiveSync is far superior, the advantage of IMAP over POP3 is that it can synchronize all the incoming and outgoing emails with the email service. Up until now, was able to connect with POP3 or Exchange ActiveSync (EAS). Most of the email clients support POP3 and IMAP.

The most popular email connectivity protocols include POP3, IMAP and Exchange ActiveSync. The email client can be on a computer or any other device including iPhone, Android, Windows Phone or any other phone that supports email. The email protocols are used to connect the email service to the email client. Currently, supports almost all connectivity protocols by which users can connect to their email service. Microsoft has finally enabled IMAP protocol in their email service. Here is a quick chart of configuration settings for any email client: Protocol Server Port Encryption IMAP 993 SSL POP 995 TLS SMTP 465/587 SSL/STARTLS
