MICROSOFT OUTLOOK.OFFICE365 AUTHORIZATION
Please Help Need Authorization for debora@reprographicsupply.com emails to forward to our Thunderbird software, Microsoft/Outlook.office365 not responding. This morning all 5 of our emails did not work. I called godaddy (domain held with them) They had me login to godaddy & reset all 5 email accounts passwords. Then sent me back to outlook.office.com to try to login each address. It was successful. Then we went to my Thunderbird app (on Windows PC) than server settings for each email address & change Authorization to: OAuth2 Meanwhile, you sent a popup window for ...... @reprographicsupply.com to RE:Authorize forwarding the emails from MICROSOFT OUTLOOK.OFFICE365 BUT!! GODADDY TECH said ignore the popup window and cancel it. Oops, I did just that. Then she had me reboot Thunderbird & the computer. Then went back into Thunderbird & the popup window appeared again for authorizing ONLY emails to be forwarded for info, dwayne, sheila, chris but NOT debora. Info, dwayne, sheila, chris are now receiving emails in Thunderbird But Not debora. Debora can send emails from Thunderbird but cannot receive emails into Thunderbird all because the Microsoft Outlook.office365 authorization popup window no long pops up: therefore, it would be appreciated
if you can get Microsoft/Outlook.Office365 people to email .... @reprographicsupply.com a request on our behalf, so we can authorize ...... @reprographicsupply.com emails be forwarded to our Thunderbird software. We get no response from Microsoft.
Thank you Debora Dunn [phone# removed from public]
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You will need to have that discussion with your site administrator, not peer support at Thunderbird.
I have no experience with godaddy and their office 365 implementation. But I would assume somewhere in the site setup on godaddy that users can be authorized to receive mail on Thunderbird, although in general my understanding is that applications such as Thunderbird are generally authorized for everyone on the domain, not individuals as you indicate.