
This information allows Outlook to know where to look for e-mail and where to send e-mail. If this is your first time using Microsoft Outlook or it is not configured, you need to configure Outlook with your Internet service providers server information. If you don't want to purchase it, you have to use the pre-installed Outlook Express or an alternative e-mail client, such as Mozilla Thunderbird. It is not free, and usually does not come pre-installed with computers. Microsoft Outlook (not to be confused with Outlook Express) is a more advanced e-mail client included with most Microsoft Office packages.



Below is additional information about configuring these settings. This information allows Outlook Express to know where to look for e-mail and where to send e-mail. If this is your first time using Microsoft Outlook Express and it is not configured, you need to configure Outlook Express with your Internet service provider's server information. This page also contains additional information about each of those programs, for users interested in alternatives.
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Microsoft Windows can also run other e-mail clients, many with more options and capabilities. The default e-mail program available to Microsoft Windows users is Microsoft's Outlook Express.
