Outlook.com and Office Outlook 2010


  1. FourPuzzles1987
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    Outlook.com and Office Outlook 2010


    Is it still possible to use Outlook 2010 with Outlook.com? I have Win 7 Ultimate 32bit with all updates and all updates to office. I tried to use it using IMAP and get all kinds of errors... Any help? Thanks!
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  3. Ranger4
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    Hi FourPuzzles1987, welcome to the Forum.

    Yes it is still possible to use Outlook.com with Outlook 2010. This MS website will explain how.

    Add your Outlook.com account in Outlook for Windows - Outlook
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  4. FourPuzzles1987
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    Got it working. Tks for the help. I had to delete the files and the .pst and just set it up again... :)
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