Add/setup email account on The Bat! email client

This tutorial will show you how to set up a JetHost PRO email account on The Bat!

We will be using a test email account email@yourdomain.com. Of course, you will have your own email address so substitute that in the appropriate places.

 

NOTE: Before proceeding, make sure you have a mailbox created.


Run The Bat! application, go to Account menu and click New: 

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2. Enter the following settings into the corresponding fields: 

  • Your full name: the name of your account in The Bat! 
  • E-mail address: your full email address 
  • Organization (if any): your company name if applicable
  • Password: your email account password 


NOTE: if this is your first email account setup in The Bat! you will be forwarded to this window at once. 

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Once done click OK or Advanced

3. Make sure you have inserted the following settings into the corresponding fields: 

  • Outgoing (SMTP) server address: smtp.stackmail.com (Port 465 / SSL)
  • My SMTP server requires authentication for sending mail should be checked
  • Incoming mail server address:  imap.stackmail.com (Port 993 SSL)   or   pop3.stackmail.com (Port 995 SSL)
  • User name: your full email address 


Do not forget to select the corresponding protocol you wish your email account to be configured via IMAP orPOP3: 

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Once done click OK


That's it!

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