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Tutorials

Getting Started, Using Webmail, Miscellaneous, Messages, Deletions,
Attachments, Sorting & Searching, Folders, Address Books, and Message Filters
WebMail FAQ's -

Getting Started	Quick Start Word Document Print out this document as a quick reference.
	Webmail Fact Sheet - Important Information.

Webmail's New Features Tutorials are listed in the section immediately below:

FEATURES
	Quick Start Version - Print out this Word Document
	Quota Bar
	Black Mail List
	This is Spam
	This is Not Spam
	Nested Folders
	HTML Compose
	Reply All Feature

Using Webmail
	Logon to Webmail Use these simple steps to logon to Webmail.
	Default Window in Web Mail Use the Webmail Window
	Using Webmail Navigational Sidebar
	Default Folders in Webmail Description of standard folders in Webmail
	Setting E-Mail Preferences & Creating/Editing your Signature
	Composing a Message

Miscellaneous
	Using Webmail Help
	Checking Quota & Emptying the Trash Folder
	Setting Auto Reply
	Automatic Forwarding of Your E-Mail to Other Accounts
	Instructions for Deleting Mulberry, Simeon or ExecMail from your Computer Windows 98, 98SE, ME or 2000 Windows XP

Messages	Notification of New Mail
	Viewing & Reading Messages
	Printing a Message
	Replying to a Message
	Replying to All or Part of a Multi-Recipient List
	Composing a Message
	Creating a Draft or Canceling a Message
	Forwarding a Message to Another User
	Creating or Editing Your Signature
	Saving a Message to a Drive
	Check Spelling in a Message


	Deleting a Message From a Folder & Emptying the Trash Folder

Attachments
	Reading an Attachment
	Sending an Attachment
	Saving an Attachment

Sorting and Searching
	Sorting Messages
	Searching for Messages

Folders
	Adding Folders
	Sharing & Viewing Folders

Address Books
	Opening & Using an Address Book
	Using Contact (E-Mail address)
	Using the Address Book while in Compose
	Adding/Editing Categories.
	Adding a Group or an Individual to a Group.
	Using Groups.
	Using a Single Name or Multiple Names from an Address Book for a Message
	Using Names and Groups from an Address Book to Compose a Message
	Searching for a Name in Your Address Book
	Searching for a Name in LDAP (JMU's Electronic Directory).

Message Filters
	Using Junk Mail Control
	Creating a Message Filter
	Editing or Deleting a Message Filter
	Reordering a Message Filters
	Using Junk Mail Filters
	Using the White List