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Hopefully this tutorial will get you up and running with your new mail account with 34SP using Mail (for Apple Mac OSX). This tutorial assumes you have already set up your mailbox in Plesk and you just require mail set up to connect to that mailbox.
If you have not set up your mailbox yet and are unsure of how to do it check out the excellent Plesk tutorials here - http://support.34sp.com/siteadmin-control-panel/control-panel-tutorials/ then come back and follow this to set up Mail (for Apple Mac OSX).
Beginning
From the menu bar select Mail and then Preferences (or Applekey and ,)
Adding a new mail account
To create a new account, click the plus icon at the bottom. Select either IMAP or POP.
Choose the account type, from the list
Give the account an identifiable description, such as youraddress@yourdomain.ext.
Fill in your email address, your name, the incoming mail server, and the mail username (which is your email address) and password. The account box should now look like this
SMTP
If you have not purchased the SMTP option, you will need to use your ISPs SMTP server address here.
Fill out the details for SMTP server address, SMTP username and SMTP password.
Press continue, and you will then see a box like the one below
To check your SMTP username/password, click 'Settings' under the Outgoing mail server box
Press Ok to return to the Account setup box.
Saving sent mail on the server
If you use an IMAP connection, then you may wish to have Mail store your sent mails on the server, so that they are visible in webmail, or from another computer if you access your mail from a remote computer.
To achieve this, firstly, go into the Preferences
Click Accounts
Select the account you would like to edit from the list on the left hand side
Click the "Mailbox Behaviours" tab
Tick "Store sent messages on the server"
Close the preferences screen, ensuring you save the change
Click the arrow next to the account in the left hand pane
Select the sent mail folder.
Click Mailbox on the menubar
Select the "Use this mailbox for" sub-menu
From there simply select "Sent"
Author
This tutorial was written by 34SP.com
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