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Initial Setup of Mozilla® Thunderbird® with IMAP for OS X® Lion

Concept

This document describes the procedures for setting up the Mozilla Thunderbird email client to download messages from Google Mail™ using Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) with the Mac® OS X Lion operating system. IMAP synchronizes the actions you take in the Thunderbird client with Google Mail so if you read or delete a message in the client, it will be marked as such in the Google Mail interface. These instructions are intended for users that already have an active CWRU Google Mail account and want to set up the Thunderbird email client for the first time.

Procedure

Step Action

1. Open your web browser and navigate to: “webmail.case.edu”. Enter your CWRU Network ID and password and then click the LOGIN button.

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Step Action

2. The Google Mail inbox window will open. Click the Settings icon (resembling a gear) in the top right corner of the window.

3. Select the Settings menu option.

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Step Action

4. Click the Forwarding and POP/IMAP menu option.

5. Click the Disable POP radio button to select it.

6. Click the Enable IMAP radio button to select it.

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Step Action

7. Scroll to the bottom of the Forwarding and POP/IMAP settings window and then click the Save Changes button.

Sign out of the Google Mail web interface.

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Step Action

8. Enter “http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird” into your browser address bar and press the Enter key.

9. Click the Thunderbird Free Download button.

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Step Action

10. The Thunderbird email client installation package will begin to download.

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Step Action

11. Click on the desktop to view the Finder menu in the menu bar.

Click Go and select Downloads to view files downloaded to your computer.

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Step Action

12. Double click the Thunderbird.13.0.1.dmg file to begin the installation process.

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Step Action

13. Click and drag the Thunderbird icon into the Applications folder to copy the program files to your computer.

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Step Action

14. Click on the desktop to view the Finder menu in the menu bar.

Click Go and select Applications to view the applications installed on your computer.

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Step Action

15. Double click the Thunderbird icon to open it. When asked if you are sure you want to open it, select Open.

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Step Action

16. Click the check boxes next to any email providers listed to deselect them. In this example, we click the check box next to the Hover.com option to deselect it.

17. Click the Skip this and use my existing email button.

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Step Action

18. Enter your name as you would like it displayed on your outgoing email into the Your name field.

19. Enter your CWRU email address ([email protected]) into the Email address field.

20. Enter your Google Apps password into the Password field and ensure the Remember password block is checked.

21. Click the Continue button.

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Step Action

22. The Thunderbird setup wizard will attempt to connect to Google Mail.

23. When the setup wizard fails to find the email settings for your Google Mail account, you must enter them manually.

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Step Action

24. Enter “imap.gmail.com” into the Incoming Server hostname field.

25. Enter “993” into the Incoming Server Port block (or select it from the drop down menu).

26. Select the SSL/TLS item from the drop down menu.

27. Enter “smtp.cwru.edu” into the Outgoing Server hostname field.

28. Enter “25” into the Outgoing Server Port block (or select it from the drop down menu).

29. Select the STARTTLS item from the drop down menu.

30. Click the Re-test button.

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Step Action

31. The Thunderbird setup program will attempt to configure your CWRU Google Mail with the settings you provided.

32. When the setup program has finished configuring the settings, click the Create Account button.

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Step Action

33. You can deselect the Always perform this check when starting Thunderbird option and select the Newsgroup option by clicking the associated check boxes.

34. Click the OK button.

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Step Action

35. The Thunderbird email client will download your CWRU Google Mail.

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Step Action

36. To manage your email account settings, click the Tools menu.

37. Click the Account Settings... menu item.

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Step Action

38. Click the Outgoing Server (SMTP) menu item.

39. Select your email account and click Edit...

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Step Action

40. Enter “CWRU Google Mail” into the Description field.

41. Enter your CWRU Network ID into the User Name field. All other fields should be filled in properly from the initial setup.

42. Click the OK button to save your changes and exit.

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Step Action

43. Click the Composition & Addressing menu item.

44. The default Thunderbird option for email replies will start the reply thread after the original message.

45. Under the Composition header, you can use the drop down menu to change the default option to: start my reply above the quote.

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Step Action

46. Click the menu item depicting your email address.

47. In the data field beneath Signature text you may enter an email signature using html code or attach a signature in the form of an html or picture file.

48. Click the OK button to save your changes and exit.

49. End of Procedure.

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