Confirm that Never is selected under Sent, Junk and Trash.Ħ. Use the following configuration settings: select Preferences on the Mail menu, select the Accounts tab, then the Mailbox Behaviors tab, and confirm that Store draft messages on the server, Store sent messages on the server, Store junk messages on the server, Move deleted messages to the Trash mailbox, and Store deleted messages on the server are all checked. If you do not use Notes, please uncheck and click Done.ĥ. Select IMAP for the Account Type, type in Incoming Mail Server and in Outgoing Mail Server. Type your U-Mail Address ( in the User Name field. For more infomation on 2FA and app passwords, click here.ģ. NOTE: If you have activated 2-factor authentication ('2FA') for your U-Mail account, you must use the 'app password' you created for Apple Mail. Type in your Full Name, your Email Address and your UCSBnetID Password.

Doing so will not configure the account properly.Ģ. Select Other Mail Account.** and click Continue. If you have already configured another email account, select Preferences from the Mail menu (next to the Apple menu), click on the Accounts tab, and then click on the + (plus) symbol in the lower left corner. If you have never opened Mail before, you will see the screen below.

In the 'IMAP Access' section, select Enable IMAP (if needed).ġ.

In the top right, click the gear icon ('Settings') and click Settings.

On your computer, log into the Google Web App.

To use Apple Mail, you must first check that IMAP is turned on. To verify which version of Apple Mail you have, open Apple Mail and then select About Mail from the Mail menu. If you are using Apple Mail v6, v7 or v8, please follow that version-specific guide. These screenshots are for Mail v9 (El Capitan- OS X 10.11) and may differ somewhat if you use Mail v10 (macOS Sierra- v10.12). You can configure Apple Mail for viewing your U-Mail account by following the steps in this configuration guide.

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