Students

How do I read my Outlook Live e-mail from my Mobile Phone?

Students can set up their e-mail also on their Mobile Phones and can find this information also through http://help.outlook.com/ or you can also check the Outlook Live Answers forums at http://www.outlookliveanswers.com.

What if I want to read my e-mail from another e-mail address?

How do I read my e-mail from the Mac Mail client, Microsoft Outlook or the Windows Live Mail desktop client?

What is Cloudmail (Outlook Live)?

Students will be migrated to a new e-mail service hosted by Microsoft at http://www.outlook.com. With Outlook Live, you have a 10-gigabyte inbox and will still retain the same e-mail address throughout this migration. You can either sign in directly at the link above or login to mySMU and click on the Cloudmail icon located on the left under QuickLaunch Navigation (see picture below).

1. In a web browser, go to https://www.outlook.com/ and sign in to your mailbox using your SMU email address and password.
2. Click the 'Options' button in the upper right portion of the window (just below your name) and select 'See All Options…'

3. Click on 'Connected Accounts'.

In 2012, Samuel Merritt University moves email accounts for current students and alumni to secure cloud storage on Live@EDU. With this change users experience the same messaging features that were available previously in Webmail, with vastly increased email storage capacity and full-feature web mail compatibility with most web browsers.

Cloudmail Features

iPhone/iPod/iPad Live Settings

1. On a web browser, go to https://www.outlook.com/ and sign in to your mailbox using your SMU email address and password.

2. Click the ‘Options' button in the upper right portion of the window (just below your name) and select ‘Create an Inbox Rule...'

3. Filling in the required fields as depicted below:

Overview:

Samuel Merritt University uses the GoPrint Pay-for-Print system in computing facilities across all campuses. For many years, a Value Card system was used, requiring users to purchase print funds on a value card and swipe the card at a Print Release Station. This has been replaced in favor of a cashless accounting system.