>>>>>>As for hosting, I maintain my website for about 20 years, and my own email server comes with it. First dozen years it cost me 20$/year, for the registrar only; now I'm paying 50$/y only to have more space.
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>>>>>In your last paragraph, do you mean that you have an account with an ISP and it cost you only $50/yr?
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>>>>They're not my ISP, they're just hosting my website. It's the doteasy.com somewhere in Canada, I think Guelph. IIRC, Evan Delay's neck of the wood.
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>>>I see that I confused ISP with the hosting company.
>>>So, your personal email is not yourname@gmail.com but something like yourname@yoursite.com?
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>>Hey Dmitri,
>>I think there is a way to create a password for the application accessing gmail and it will continue to work:
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>>https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833?hl=en
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>Hi Frank,
>
>Thank you for your message and link. I am following the steps of Create and use App Password.
>I don't want to make changes until I understand the ramifications.
>If I set up a two-step verification and create a new password, then just need to enter the new password in Outlook? Is that it?

Sorry,
I may have done this many months ago but can't remember if I just encountered it for research. If I did do it it was very easy to do and so I have pushed it out of my limited memory :)