


The Incoming Mail Server should be set to. Your email address should be in the format Account Type should be set to IMAP. Under User Information, fill in your name as you would like it to appear on email that you send next to Your Name.

If you do not want to allow less secure apps access to your account, you can use G Suite Sync for Outlook - a Google developed application which allows for not only syncing your email to Outlook, but your contacts and calendars, too. For information on allowing less secure apps to access your account ( required if connecting to Gmail via IMAP in Outlook), click here. No current version of Outlook supports the latest security standards. Since these apps and devices make it easier for malicious actors to compromise your credentials, blocking them helps to keep your account safe. **Note Google may block sign-in attempts from some apps or devices that do not use modern security standards.
