If you prefer video, see: Configure Google Mail in Apple Mail (YouTube Video) To identify the version of your software, look for the About link in the software's main menu or Help menu.

For other older versions, there may be some variation, but the information below should serve as a guide to get you started. Close the Account screen. If configured correctly, mail should start populating the Inbox.įor Apple Mail in OS X 10.9, follow these instructions.Select the apps you would like to use with the account.Enter your Google Mail address ( and click Next.Instructions for older versions can be found below. If you encounter difficulties, please contact the ITS Support Center.For the latest version of Apple Mail in OS X 10.11, follow these instructions.

Please use Google's instructions on how to enable POP in your UCSC Google Email: Enable POP Get Help Account Name or User Name: your full UCSC email address Email address: your full UCSC email address Password: your CruzID Gold password.Use same settings as incoming mail server.

Make sure Mail is selected and click Done.Ĭonfirm that the connection settings in Apple Mail client are the same as what's listed below.

If you use MFA with your account, you'll have to enter an app password.

Type your full UCSC email address, (e.g.

Click the + button in the bottom corner.

Select the Mail menu at the top, and then Preferences.

Open the Mail app (Apple Mail icon) on your computer.

If you see a prompt to add an account when you open Apple Mail, skip to step 5: Step 2: Configure your Apple Mail Email Client IMAP Instructions (Recommended) Step 1: Enable IMAP in your Gmail Settings Return Address (account - your full email address (for IMAP) (for POP) If you are not sure what to use, IMAP is recommended. Incoming Mail Server (IMAP, POP) IMAP Recommended If you encounter difficulties, please contact the ITS Support Center. They are not intended to be used to migrate from POP to IMAP email settings. These instructions are meant for setting up new accounts and configurations or for checking your settings.

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