Outlook password

When I attempt to set up an e-mail account with Outlook, it asks me for "the password my Internet provider has given me." Where the hell do I find this?

www.verizon.net/port25
It might work elsewhere, because elsewhere may not have this important change.
So What kind of email are you using. Is it one of verizon's [email protected]? or is it a company email?
From the Advanced tab, review the area underneath Server Port Numbers. In the Outgoing mail (SMTP) field enter the number: 465.
Once you are finished, select OK.

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Try a reboot:
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Hi,
I'n my experience this can be cause by additional mailboxes mapped to the account.
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You can disable this if wanted.
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I have Exchange 2013 in a resource forest. We use linked mailboxes.
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What type of account do you use? Exchange, IMAP or POP3?
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brian4564 wrote:
When I upgraded to Windows 8.1 my hp laptop created a @outlook.com account.
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Greetings
I have a small Bed&Breakfast client that has the following situation:
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allowing another program to access the file
3) I tried my hand at some "cut and Paste" VBA programming. This was the most successful as I got an almost perfect solution (A popup asks for a password, and if the right one is entered then Outlook opens, otherwise Outlook shuts down), which you
can see below, except that it does not show "****" when the password is entered in the InputBox.
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Private Sub Application_Startup()
Dim oProfile As Outlook.NameSpace
Set oProfile = Application.GetNamespace("MAPI")
Retval = InputBox("Enter password:", "Outlook Security", ,8000 , 3000)
Select Case oProfile.CurrentProfileName
Case "1. Employee 1"
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Exit Sub
Else
Application.Quit
End If
Case "2. Employee 2"
If Retval = "password2" Then
Exit Sub
Else
Application.Quit
End If
Case "3. Employee 3"
If Retval = "password3" Then
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Else
Application.Quit
End If
Case Else
Application.Quit
End Select
End Sub
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Private Sub Application_Startup()
Userform1.Show
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And putting the Select Code On the OK button does not seem to do anything.
Can anyone please help me to either:
1) Implement the Select Case solution with the Userform
2) Have any other ideas how I can give them what they want...
Thanks
PS. Please use detailed instructions as I am not a VBA programmer and I am just muddling around with it. Thanks you

Id the users are technophobes, remove the Outlook icon from the desktop and Start menu and add an icon to your own app that will prompt for a user name and password and launch Outlook with the specified profile (Namespace.Logon) depending on what the user
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