Microsoft today announced it has finally added IMAP support to Outlook.com for all users worldwide. The company has also implemented OAuth, an open standard for authorization used for interacting with ...

Microsoft today announced Outlook.com users can now import email from IMAP-enabled email providers, including Yahoo Mail. The addition is part of the service’s import wizard, which lets you keep your ...

Getting Outlook.com to work with email client applications via IMAP is proving to be a challenge for some users of the Microsoft webmail service. A variety of problems have been reported through ...

Microsoft's e-mail service finally supports IMAP. Here's how to add your account to Thunderbird or another desktop mail client. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of reviews, ...

Hello, compatibility! Microsoft's obviously a major proponent of Exchange ActiveSync (EAS), but if you've been using electronic mail for any length of time, you're probably aware that IMAP is a darn ...

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Outlook.com now supports the IMAP email retrieval technology, expanding the scope of client software and devices that can interact with the Microsoft webmail service. “With today’s announcement, we ...

Microsoft admits its Mac client support for Outlook.com isn’t great and hints at IMAP support in the future. Microsoft admits its Mac client support for Outlook.com isn’t great and hints at IMAP ...

This is not a request for help. I don't believe that this is quite the right venue for that. I simply want to report what seems to be a widespread issue with Outlook 2013. I have a customer who is ...

After Google had announced last month that it would be removing Microsoft’s Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) support for new users, Microsoft was left stunned as it would have to find workarounds to ...

All our users are currently on Outlook 2003, downloading messages via POP. This is painful and annoying for many reasons, so we're looking at moving to a hosted email solution using IMAP. I'd like to ...