It’s a fact that FuseMail was one of the world’s first hosted messaging specialists founded in 1994. And it has since gone on to provide hosted email services to over 12 million mailboxes. Chances are a lot of users still rely heavily on it for their email chores. And if you are among one of them, know that you can further un-complicate your email experience by configuring your FuseMail email account in Outlook with Outlook email setup. And here’s the Outlook email setup process for the same.

Outlook email setup to set up FuseMail Account

To start with the Outlook email setup process for your FuseMail Account, you need to firstlaunch Outlook.

Once you have the program up and running, select “Tools” to get to your “Account Settings”.

Proceed with Outlook email setup by selecting the “Email” tab and then click on “New”.

Next up, hit on the radio button labeled “Microsoft Exchange, POP3, IMAP or HTTP” and proceed to placing a check mark in the box beside “Manually configure server settings or additional server types” then proceed with “Next”.

Continue with your Outlook email setup process by selecting “Internet Email”, then “Next” to enter your full email address and your name in the settings.

Now hit on “Account Type” to display the drop down menu and from it, select “IMAP”.

The Outlook email setup procedure then needs you to fill in “imap.millenicom.com” as your Incoming Mail Server (IMAP) and “smtp.millenicom.com” as your Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP).

Also make sure you enter the username and password of your FuseMail Account and then select “More Settings”.

To complete the Outlook email setup process, check on the box beside “My Outgoing Server (SMTP) requires authentication” from the Outgoing Server tab and select “Use the same settings as my incoming server”. This will allow the FuseMail Server to confirm your identity for sending mails.

Now select “Ok”, then “Next” and “Finish” to complete the Outlook email setup process.

Now that you’re done with the Outlook email setup process, you will be able to access your FuseMail emails the next time you’re on Outlook.