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How do I set up AOL email on iPad?
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Before moving on to set the AOL email on iPad, you need to first set up the SMTP settings and then proceed with the further steps. A step by step procedure has been given below which will help you to ease out with the situation. And if you require any kind of further assistance, then it is advised to take the help from Aol Email Customer support Phone Number for the same.
• First of all, select the Mail app on the iPad home screen.
• Once opened, go to the settings and then tap on ‘Mails, Contacts and Calendar’
• If you see an option of AOL, click on that and the server will automatically configure the settings.
• If not, click on “other’.
• Select ‘Add mail account’
• Now enter your first name, email Id, password and description.
For technical Assistance call on
https://www.customersupportnumber-usa.com/aol-customer-support/
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| Rosy Miller 04/30/2019 07:38 |
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Adrian Gates |
10/16/2020 16:27 |
The process of adding an @aol.com email account to an iPad and iPhone is the same on both devices, though the process here is demonstrated with screenshots from an iPad everything is the same on iPhone. Here’s how it works:
Open the “Settings” app on iPad or iPhone
iOS Settings Icon
Scroll down and choose “Passwords & Accounts” (on earlier iOS versions, choose “Mail” instead)
How to add AOL email account to iPad or iPhone
Choose “Add Account” under the accounts section
How to add AOL email account to iPad or iPhone
Choose “AOL” as the account type
How to add AOL email account to iPad or iPhone
Login and authenticate with the AOL email account address and login password at the screen
Adding AOL email address to iPad or iPhone
Choose whether you want to have Mail, Notes, or anything else synced to the device, then choose Save to add the @aol.com email account to the iPhone or iPad
It’s that simple, now you can open the Mail app and your @aol.com email address account will be available to check email, send email, reply, forward, and perform all other typical Mail app duties and functions.
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