This article lists the client settings needed to use PSU email and is intended for users already familiar with configuring their email clients. Users who need step-by-step instructions should refer to the configuration article for their email client.
Your email account is automatically setup when your PSU Computer Account was activated.
Email can be sent and received using PSU Webmail which is located at webmail.pdx.edu. Click on the "login" prompt located near the center of the screen. You will then be asked to enter your PSU Computer Account (ODIN) username and password.
This article will describe how to append a signature to your outgoing email messages using the Mac Mail email client program. Adding a signature not only makes your messages look more professional, but allows recipients to easily identify who you are, what you do, and the best ways to contact you. The University Communications department has made a standard PSU signature for faculty and staff available on their website, but you may modify it or create your own if the standard signature does not meet your needs.
This article will demonstrate how to preserve header information when forwarding e-mails with various e-mail software. The information contained in the headers is useful for determining the route an e-mail has taken, and is useful in preventing and dealing with SPAM and viruses.
This article will describe how to set up Mozilla Thunderbird to retrieve your PSU email on a computer running Microsoft Windows XP. A full-featured email client such as Thunderbird offers more flexibility and control over your inbox than browser based Webmail. Power Users who are familiar with the configuration of email client programs may want to instead review the Email Settings for Advanced Users elsewhere on our site.
This article will describe how to append a signature to your outgoing email messages using the Microsoft Outlook Express email client. Adding a signature not only makes your messages look more professional, but allows recipients to easily identify who you are, what you do, and the best ways to contact you.
This article will describe how to append a signature to your outgoing email messages using PSU's browser-based Webmail. Adding a signature not only makes your messages look more professional, but allows recipients to easily identify who you are, what you do, and the best ways to contact you. The University Communications department has made a standard PSU signature for faculty and staff available on their website, but you may modify it or create your own if the standard signature does not meet your needs.
This article will describe how to set up Microsoft Outlook 2007 to retrieve your PSU email on a computer running Microsoft Windows XP. The steps described in this how-to article may also be used to configure Outlook on a computer running Windows Vista. A mail client program such as Outlook offers greater flexibility and control over your inbox when compared to Webmail through a browser.
This article will describe how to add a signature in Mozilla Thunderbird that will be appended to all your outgoing messages. Note that University Communications provides a PSU standard signature that includes a PSU logo. Users desiring a simpler signature without HTML content may use this walkthrough to create one that meets their needs.
This article will describe how to set up a forwarding filter from within your PSU Webmail account. This will ensure that you recieve important messages sent to your PSU email address even if you do not regularly check it.
