Windows 10: MS Authenticator App and email clients

If I use the MS Authenticator app say for my MS Account would the code be required to be entered when I access my email through Outlook365 or other client?

While I can see the benefits of using the app it would be cumbersome to have to enter a code everytime I wanted to access email, specifically if I have several email accounts on different providers all within the same email client.

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eM Client Email Distribution Lists

Mount the List you want to make changes to, right click it and choose Edit...





... there you can re-name the List, add and remove recipients, etc...





or, Delete the whole List in the Address Book...

 

Questions related to default email client in Windows 10

Hello,

Thank you for posting your concern in Microsoft Community and we regret for the inconvenience.

Please be informed that the Mail App is not an email client. The MAPI support for email is still available for email clients like Office Outlook.

As an initial recommendation, I suggest you to follow the below steps and check if it helps setting the right email client as default.

Settings > System > Default apps > Look for the Email heading > Click on the current default email client just below heading > Click on the email client under the app menu.

Write to us with the updated status for us to be able to assist you further.

Thank you.

 

Attaching images to non-MS email client

Hi, please confirm you see em Client here: (Send to works for Thunderbird).




You can also try this: Win key + r, shell:sendto <ENTER>

Then drag a shortcut to em client to the send to folder:




Then try rt click image, send to, click the em client shortcut and see what happens. (That works for Tbird)

You can ask questions about em client here:
eM Client Free Customer Support

There should be other ways to add an image or other file as an attachment to an email, not just Send to.