Also, to prevent spoof mailers, Gmail may require you to (one-time) verify that you are the owner of both email accounts. Yes, you can set your "Reply to" email address in your Gmail account (via the web) to be your TWC address if you like- but since you're using Outlook (which has its own "Reply to" tag, you'd also want to input your TWC address in "Sent from" in the account settings of Outlook. Your new mail account(s), inboxes, etc., will appear in the left-side Navigation Pane of Outlook. Stop using POP mail and you're done with that outdated POP garbage forever. Bang! Your synchronized across all devices. In fact, you can take your entire POP inbox, your Sent Mail items, Saved Mail folders, Drafts, etc., and (in Outlook) drag them onto your new IMAP or MAPI email account in Outlook. You won't have any duplicates and you won't need NoMoreDupes if you switch to IMAP (like Gmail or Yahoo Mail) or MAPI (like Hotmail, Live Mail, MSN Mail, ). But let me throw out a few things that may help. Gsyncit and CompanionLink are generally highly regarded complete solutions. The following website lists most if not all of the options. There are also many (free and paid) 3rd party options for synchronizing Outlook with Android. (That way if any of your contacts keep using your TWC account, you'll still get those emails.) (Optional.)ģ) From the web, set your Gmail, Yahoo Mail, or Hotmail account settings (on their webmail settings page) to retrieve email from your TWC account. I do.)Ģ) Optionally, send an email to your friends telling them your new email address.
(You can have multiple email accounts with multiple inboxes in Outlook. I just had my parents do it.ġ) Create a new Gmail, Yahoo Mail, or Hotmail account and add it to Outlook. It's pretty easy to switch from your ISP's email account to a new free, email account (like Gmail, Yahoo Mail, or Hotmail). Or better still, switch to a MAPI based Microsoft email account (like, MSN.com,, or ) and your email, Outlook calendar & contacts will also automatically sync to your phone. If I were you, I'd dump TWC email and start using an IMAP email service like Gmail or Yahoo Mail account. If you use POP on your phone, you won't be able to synchronize AND you'll have to constantly keep your phone's inbox clean or else it will use up (eventually, all of) your phone's memory. On the S4, I'll just have to delete the duplicates.
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On the PC I have an outlook add-in called NoMoreDupes which will delete any duplicate emails in my inbox. There be duplicates created on both ends. If I send, reply to, or forward and email form my phone and I want it to show up in Outlook on my PC I will bcc myself. If I reply to, forward, or send an email from outlook on my PC and I want it to show up on my phone I will bcc myself. That way all emails sent to me will show up on my phone email inbox and in the outlook inbox on my PC. I have outlook 2013 set to leave a copy of downloaded emails from roadrunner on the server.
I will set up my roadrunner email account on my S4. Please tell me is you think it will work and if there is a better way. I'm not very tech savvy so I have come up with the following work-around. If anybody out there has a way of doing 2 way syncing of email dirctly between the phone and Outlook on the PC please let me know. I can't believe with all the technology out there today somebody hasn't figured out a way to do this. I have found several apps and programs that will sync contacts, Tasks, Calendar, and notes but so far as I can see, there are none that will do 2 way syncing of emails between Outlook 2013 on my PC and the S4. I have been researching ways to sync Outlook between my PC and phone. I have outlook 2013 on my PC to manage emails, contacts, tasks, calendar, and notes. The incoming server is POP and the outgoing is SMTP. My ISP is Time Warner Cable and I use their Roadrunner email. I don't have a smart phone yet but I'm buying a Samsung Galaxy S4 very soon.
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