How do I set up outlook to use my yahoo address?

How to use disposable address in outlook?

So ... I have an email account with bt/yahoo which looks like [email protected] and I have created a disposable address which looks like [email protected] (it forced the yahoo.co.uk on me) and I would like to set up an account in my email client (outlook or windows mail) that lets me SEND emails from my disposable address but ICAN'T GET IT TO WORK - not sure of which addresses to use for mail servers, which ports to use etc etc ... I have phoned support who told me it cannot be done but - I DON'T BELIEVE IT!!
Answer:

Try it with Incoming Mail Server (POP3) - pop.mail.yahoo.co.uk Port 110 / if Use SSL then Port 995 Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) - smtp.mail.yahoo.co.uk Port 25 / if Use SSL and TLS then Port 465

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