Windows 8 has a new built-in Mail client that does a fairly good job at POP3, Google and Exchange E-Mail |
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| 1. | Go to the Start screen (Press the Windows key) |
| 2. | Click on the Mail application |
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| 3. | On the left side, click on Add your email accounts |
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| 4 | In the following example I will select Google |
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| 5. | Enter in your Google E-Mail Account and password. Check if you want your Google contacts and calendar (which will the sync to your Windows8 People and Calendar |
| 6. | Click on the Connect button |
| 7. | By default, it will only sync two weeks of e-mail. If you would like to change that, move your mouse to the upper right corner and select Settings |
| 8 | Click on Accounts |
| 9. | Click on your Gmail account |
| 10. | From here you can change the amount of time to sync. |
| 11. | You can also change your signature |
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| 12. | When you are done, simply press the back arrow that is at the top of the screen. |
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| 13. | To create a new e-mail, click on the + at the top of the screen. |
| 14. | To create add more e-mail accounts, click on Settings / Accounts again. The Add an account. |
| 15. | New accounts will show on the left panel sorted alphabetically. If you want, you can rename the accounts so they sort however you would like. |
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| 16. | Here’s a screenshot of how I added the OneComputerGuy e-mail |
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