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Google has started their push to stop supporting any Outlook that does not use "OAuth" to login to a Google Account. This means if you are on Outlook 2007, 2010 or 2013 your Google Email Account will stop Sending/Receiving emails from your Google Account.
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'''Why Updating Outlook is Not an Option:'''
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There are several reasons upgrading to Office 365 might not be right for you.
#It is expensive!
#You won't own Outlook any more. Microsoft has moved to a Subscription based model for Office.
#Your Windows 7 or Windows XP Operating System is not supported in New versions of Outlook.
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===How to Generate an App Specific Password for Google Accounts===
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To allow and older Outlook to connect to a Google Account via Email/Password, you will need to turn on 2 Factor Authentication and create an App Password.
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#Turn on 2 Factor Authentication: [https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185839 Click Here] for the Guide to enabling Less Secure App Access in your Google Account.
#Create an App Password for Outlook: [https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833 Click Here] for the Guide to creating an App Password for your Google Account.
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Once you have the App Password, when Outlook prompts you for the Google Login, use the new App Password.
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===How to Generate an Secure Mail Key for AT&T/SBC Global Accounts===
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AT&T now requires Secure Mail Key. Use the following steps to generate a secure key to resolve the Outlook Username and password Popup
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# Sign-in to your MyAT&T Account. [https://www.att.com/my/#/login Click Here] for the Sign-in Page.
# Select Profile and select Sign-in info.
# Scroll to Secure mail key and select Manage secure mail key. (If you have more than one email address, select the one you want to use.)
# Select Add secure mail key.
# Enter a nickname for the secure mail key to make it easier to recognize.(IE, if this is for Outlook, enter Outlook).
# Select Create secure mail key.
# Select Copy secure mail key to clipboard and click Ok. (You should also write this key down for later use).
# Return to Outlook and in the Popup asking you to enter your Password, enter\paste the Secure Mail Key and click Ok.

::*Note: If you lose or forget the secure mail key, you can create new secure mail keys as needed using the same steps.
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===How to Generate an App Specific Password for Yahoo Accounts===
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AT&T now hosts Yahoo emails, but you can also get a Yahoo Secure Key (App Specific Password) directly from Yahoo using the following steps:

# Sign-in to your MyAT&T Account. [https://login.yahoo.com/?done=https%3A%2F%2Flogin.yahoo.com%2Faccount%2Fsecurity%3F.lang%3Den-US%26.intl%3Dus%26.src%3Dyhelp%26.scrumb%3D0&.intl=us&.lang=en-US&src=yhelp Click Here] for the Sign-in Page.
# Select "Generate App Password"
# Choose "Outlook Desktop" and select "Generate".
# Copy the App Password and close the App Password popup. (You should also write this key down for later use).
# Return to Outlook and in the Popup asking you to enter your Password, enter\paste the App Password and click Ok.
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