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We are moving our email to gmail with postini filtering. &nbsp;I want to get my email in outlook, but don't know how to set up the incoming and outgoing mail servers. &nbsp;Google told us it can only be done using GASMO (google apps sync for ms outlook) and not by setting up the pop3/smtp servers. &nbsp;I'd prefer not to use gasmo because I will have to set it up for 200 users and show them how to do it. Any way to use pop3/smtp instead?
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We are moving our email to gmail with postini filtering.  I want to get my email in outlook, but don't know how to set up the incoming and outgoing mail servers.  Google told us it can only be done using GASMO (google apps sync for ms outlook) and not by setting up the pop3/smtp servers.  I'd prefer not to use gasmo because I will have to set it up for 200 users and show them how to do it. Any way to use pop3/smtp instead?

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