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SSL does not require certificates and Outlook.com/Live will work as long as the Ricoh supports SSL. &nbsp;You would need to create the account on a pc and then here is how to set it up: <a href="http://help.outlook.com/en-ca/140/cc875899.aspx" rel="ugc">http://help.outlook.com/en-ca/140/cc875899.aspx</a><br />
What is the model # of the Ricoh?
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SSL does not require certificates and Outlook.com/Live will work as long as the Ricoh supports SSL.  You would need to create the account on a pc and then here is how to set it up: http://help.outlook.com/en-ca/140/cc875899.aspx [http://help.outlook.com/en-ca/140/cc875899.aspx]
What is the model # of the Ricoh?

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Solved it myself, the only solution offered was not suitable
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Solved it myself, the only solution offered was not suitable

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Hi, <br />
Has anyone managed to connect a scanner/printer to the Microsoft cloud email service?<br />
(outlook.com, livemail, etc) so far it seems that we need SSL, which means a certificate on each device.<br />
So far only a couple of schools have moved to it, but it will be a bigger problem in the future.<br />
we can connect to gMail using SMTP, but I can't find out if that is possible for Outlook.com
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Hi, 
Has anyone managed to connect a scanner/printer to the Microsoft cloud email service?
(outlook.com, livemail, etc) so far it seems that we need SSL, which means a certificate on each device.
So far only a couple of schools have moved to it, but it will be a bigger problem in the future.
we can connect to gMail using SMTP, but I can't find out if that is possible for Outlook.com

scan to email outlook.com from ricoh copier

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