Rich Web Mail Guide v4.8
Table of Contents
- Technical Requirements
- Accessing your Web Mail
- Enabling/Disabling Rich Web Mail
- Web Mail Features
- 4.1 Home
- 4.1.1 Accessing the Home Page
- 4.1.2 Mailbox Summary
- 4.1.3 Announcements
- Navigation Pane
- Inbox
- 6.1 Resizing columns
- 6.2 Selecting a Message
- 6.3 Sorting Messages
- 6.4 Reading a Message
- 6.5 The Body of a Message
- 6.6 Navigating through Messages
- 6.7 Replying to a Message
- 6.8 Replying to All
- 6.9 Forwarding a message
- 6.10 Printing a message
- 6.11 Deleting Messages
- 6.12 Moving Emails between Folders
- 6.13 Checking External Mail
- The Actions Menu
- 7.1 Flagging a message for Follow-up
- 7.2 Clearing a Flag
- 7.3 Marking a message as Read
- 7.4 Marking a message as Unread
- 7.5 Viewing the Message Source
- 7.6 Saving a message to your computer
- 7.7 Adding a Contact
- 7.8 Approving Sender(s)
- 7.9 Reporting messages as Spam & Deleting
- 7.10 Showing/Hiding Reading Pane
- Message Flagging
- Composing Email
- 9.1 Sending Messages
- 9.2 Creating Drafts
- 9.3 Canceling a message
- 9.4 Adding Contacts While Sending a Message
- Address Book
- 10.1 Accessing your Address Book
- 10.2 Selecting an Address Book
- 10.3 Searching the Address Book
- 10.3.1 Using Find contacts
- 10.3.2 Using Browse by contacts
- 10.3.3 Sorting the address book
- 10.3.4 Selecting the number of contacts to list
- 10.3.5 Selecting list type
- 10.4 Adding a New Contact
- 10.5 Adding a New Group
- 10.6 Importing Contacts
- 10.7 Editing a Contact
- 10.8 Viewing a Contact
- 10.9 Deleting a Contact
- 10.10 Sending Mail to a Contact
- Rich Web Mail Folders
- 11.1 Selecting a Folder
- 11.2 Selecting a Subfolder
- 11.3 Creating Top Level Folders
- 11.4 Creating Subfolders
- 11.5 Moving a Folder
- 11.6 Renaming a Folder
- 11.7 Deleting a Folder
- 11.8 Emptying a Folder
- 11.9 Using Folder Janitor
- Searching for Messages
- Options
- 13.1 To Access the Options Page
- 13.2 Personal Information
- 13.2.1 Updating your Personal Profile
- 13.2.2 Changing your Password
- 13.3 Mail Handling Preferences
- 13.3.1 Email Forwarding
- 13.3.2 Auto Response
- 13.3.3 Check External Mail
- 13.3.4 Email Rules
- 13.3.5 Email Notification
- 13.3.6 SpamShield
- 13.4 Additional Options
- 13.4.1 Checking your messages with Email Clients
- 13.4.2 Shared Address Book (only available for Business Mail)
- 13.4.3 Customizing your Signature
- 13.4.4 Preferences
- 13.4.5 Changing the Forwarding Mode
- 13.4.6 Choosing Inline Forwarding
- 13.4.7 Changing the Default RTE Font
1. Technical Requirements
Rich Web Mail works best with the following system configuration:
- A computer manufactured within the last 3 years
- Windows 2000, XP, Vista, or Mac OS X Tiger
- Internet Explorer 6, IE 7, Firefox 2, or Safari 2
- A 56 Kbps Internet connection or faster
2. Accessing your Web Mail
Web Mail Login Page
To login to your email account:
- Go to your Web Mail login page
- Enter your username (first portion of your email address; before the @)
- Enter your password
- Click on Login
Checking the box next to Remember Me will save your user name & password on that computer. Do not select feature when accessing your account from a public computer.
3. Enabling/Disabling Rich Web Mail
You may easily enable and disable the Rich Web Mail interface at any time.
- To enable Rich Web Mail
- Select Options
- Select Preferences
- Under interface select the radio button next to “Yes, enable the new features.”
- To disable Rich Web Mail
- Select Options
- Select Preferences
- Under interface select the radio button next to “No, use the classic interface.”
Select Web Mail interface
4. Web Mail Features
4.1 Home
Home contains important information about your email account.
Rich Web Mail Home Page
4.1.1 Accessing the Home Page
This will automatically load when you log into your Web Mail Account.
To access the Home Page:
- Click on the Home link located on the upper right section of Web Mail.
4.1.2 Mailbox Summary
The Mailbox Summary provides information about your storage capacity, a glance of your top-level folders, message counts, and your account status. From this page you can easily navigate to your folders by clicking on the folder link or using the left navigation bar.
4.1.3 Announcements
Information and messages from your administrator may appear in this section.
5. Navigation Pane
The Navigation Pane lists your folders. You can resize the Navigation Pane width by dragging the vertical divider to the left or right.
New Navigation Pane
The Navigation Pane Toolbar allows you to access your Address Book, view your Web Calendar, Compose a new message, and apply Folder Actions.
You can also easily move messages and folder by suing our drag and drop feature.
5.1 How to Drag and Drop
To drag-and-drop:
- Press, and hold down, the button on the mouse or other pointing device, to grab the message or folder
- Drag the mouse/pointing device to the desired location
- Drop on the folder by releasing the button
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Valid location marker
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Invalid location marker
6. Inbox
New mail is sent to the Inbox, with the exception of email being filtered by SpamShield or Email Rules.
Rich Web Mail Inbox
6.1 Resizing columns
You may change the width of the From, Subject, Date Received, and Size columns. You may also adjust the Reading Pane.
Resizing columns showing double head arrows
To change the size of these columns hover your mouse over the column edge until a “double head” arrow is displayed. Holding down the left button of the mouse, drag the mouse left to decrease and right to increase the width of the column.
To change the size of the Reading Pane hover your mouse over the top border of the pane until a “double head” arrow is displayed. Holding down the left button of the mouse, drag the mouse up to increase and down to decrease the pane size.
6.2 Selecting a Message
- Select the folder on the Navigation Pane.
- A list of all your messages within that folder will be displayed.
- Hover your mouse over the desired message and left click on your mouse if the Reading Pane is open, or double-click if the Reading Pane is hidden.
6.2.1 Selecting/Deselecting All Messages
Rich Web Mail works like other programs on your computer.
- Hold down the Shift key and select the first message.
- While still holding down the Shift key select the last message in the folder.
- To deselect, release the shift key and click on any message within the folder.
All email messages selected
6.2.2 Selecting Multiple Discontinuous Messages
Select discontinuous messages:
- Select the first message and hold the Ctrl key (do not release the Ctrl key)
- Select the next message(s)
- Release the Ctrl key once you are done selecting all desired messages
6.3 Sorting Messages
The messages in a folder can be sorted by the sender name, subject, date and time, or the size of the message.
To sort mails within a folder:
- Select the desired column
- Single click on the column
6.4 Reading a Message
You can read text messages or files in Web Mail. You can also forward and/or reply to received emails. Any of the attachments in the original mail may be attached or inserted inline to a forwarded email.
Reading a Message within Inbox:
- Click on a message to preview it if the Reading Pane is open. Double-click on a message to open it if the Reading Pane is hidden. You can also double-click on a message to open it, and temporarily hide the Reading Pane.
6.5 The Body of a Message
Once you have opened your message you will notice the standard and special features available. Below you will find a brief summary on these fields and features.
An open email message in Rich Web Mail
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From |
This header usually contains the sender’s name and email address, which is specified by the sender. |
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To |
Displays the name and email addresses of the recipients. In most cases this will display your email address. |
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Cc |
The Cc (Carbon Copy) header contains recipients who received a copy of the message. |
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Subject |
Shows the subject of the message as entered by the sender. |
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More/Less function |
Selecting More will display headers and other information. Select “Less” to hide this information. |
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Attachments |
If you received an attachment with your message this will be displayed in this section. Here you can select “Download” to save this attachment to your local drive or “View: if you only wish to view this. In addition, you can save to the Online Storage if this is available, or print specific documents to your local FedEx Office. To View/Open the Attachment
A new browser will open displaying the document To Download the Attachment
To save to Online Storage:
To print to FedEx Office:
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External Images |
External messages might be hidden and appear as a broken image. A yellow info banner will display at the top of the Inbox when these are within the body of your message. Click on Load External Images to view these images. AJAX Web Mail hides externally hosted images by default to protect you from web bugs used to track your activity, and accidental exposure to undesired content. Choose View Options in the yellow info banner to specify how AJAX Web Mail behaves when it encounters a hosted image. |
6.6 Navigating through Messages
From within the Inbox
- Click on a message to preview it in the Reading Pane.
From within the Message:
Using the navigational arrows in the upper right hand corner of your message:
- Select the Left arrow to navigate to the previous message
- Select the Right arrow to navigate to the next message
- The current message number out of the total messages in your folder is displayed
6.7 Replying to a Message
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Reply Button
This action is available when a single message is selected
- Select the desired message
- Select Reply from the menu
6.8 Replying to All
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Reply All Button
This action is available when a single message is selected
- Select the desired message
- Select Reply All from the menu
6.9 Forwarding a message
By default your when you forward a message, the forwarding email will be shown as an attachment. To forward the message in the body of your message please change this to Inline in the Preferences page.
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Forward Button
- Select the desired message(s)
- Select Forward from the menu
- A new message will appear with the forwarded message attached.
NOTE: The Subject line will be automatically filled in. - Enter the email address(es) of your intended recipient(s). At least one email address is required.
- Add to the message if you desire or click the Send Message button.
6.10 Printing a message
This action is available when a single message is selected. Also if you are using a pop-up blocker, we recommend you always allow pop-up from our site as Printer View opens in a new window.
Printing the message
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Print Button
- Select the desired message
- Select Print from the menu
- A new browser will open, select Print
6.11 Deleting Messages
If your account reaches the maximum, you will not be to receive new messages. You will receive a Quota Warning message when you near your storage limit.
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Delete Button
- Select the desired message(s)
- Select Delete from the menu
To permanently delete emails from the Trash folder:
- Select the Trash folder
- Click on the Folder Actions button
- Select Empty Folder. This removes all mails from the Trash folder.

Empty Folder from the Folder Actions Menu
6.12 Moving Emails between Folders
- Select the desired message(s)
- Select Move from the menu
- Select the destination folder
Using Drag and Drop:
- Select the desired message(s)
- Drag the message(s) to from the Message list to the destination folder
- Drop the message(s) into the folder

Folder selection after clicking on Move Button
6.13 Checking External Mail
You may check message from other email addresses via your Web Mail. For instructions on how to do this please review the Check External Accounts under the Options section. Once set up you can check these external accounts by clicking on the Check External Mail link.
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Check External Mail Button
- Select Check
- Select the desired account or check all to check all email accounts
7. The Actions Menu
This menu contains several Message Actions which can be applied to one or more email messages.

Actions Menu
7.1 Flagging a message for Follow-up
- Select the desired message(s)
- Select Flag for Follow up
7.2 Clearing a Flag
- Select the desired message(s)
- Select Clear Flag
7.3 Marking a message as Read
- Select the desired message(s)
- Select Mark as Read
7.4 Marking a message as Unread
- Select the desired message(s)
- Select Mark as Unread
7.5 Viewing the Message Source
This is accessible when a single message is selected.
- Select the desired message
- Select View Message Source
7.6 Saving a message to your computer
This feature is available when a single message is selected
- Select the desired message
- Select Save to Computer
7.7 Adding a Contact
This feature is available when a single message is selected
- Select the desired message
- Select Add Contact
7.8 Approving Sender(s)
- Select the desired message(s)
- Select Approve Sender
7.9 Reporting messages as Spam & Deleting
This will automatically report the message(s) as Spam and moves the message to the trash or Spam folder
- Select the desired message(s)
- Select Report Spam & Delete
7.10 Showing/Hiding Reading Pane
Select “Show Reading Pane” to view the message of a selected email without opening the email message
Select “Hide Reading Pane” to hide the body of email messages from within the Inbox
8. Message Flagging
This displays an icon which indicates the state of the message. The following is a list of message icons which you may see displayed.
- Unread
- Read – no icon
- Replied
- Forwarded
- Flagged for Follow-up
- Event Invitation (Business Calendar only)
9. Composing Email

Compose Page
Compose a Message:
- In the Navigation Pane select Compose
- The compose page will open
Below you will find a brief summary of the fields and features available when you compose a message. By default your auto-save draft option will save messages every minute.
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To |
Here you can enter the email address(es) of your recipients. Please keep in mind that an email address consists of username@domain.com. |
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Cc |
This field is to be used when you wish to send copies of the message to people other than the recipient. Your recipient will then see that the person(s) who received the copy. Hence the name carbon copy (Cc). |
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Bcc |
Blind Carbon Copy works similar to Cc, however none of the recipients will see any email addresses entered in this field. |
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Use Address Book |
You can use the Address Book to look up and select names, email addresses, and groups when you send email messages.
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Subject |
Enter the subject of your message. |
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Add Attachment
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The email attachment feature allows you to send files/pictures along with email messages. An attachment can be word processor documents, spreadsheets, graphics, photographs, and sound files. To Send an Attachment:
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Save copy to Sent folder
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Check the box next to Save Copy if you wish to save a copy of the email message in your Sent Folder. |
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Spell Check
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This feature allows you to check the spelling of the message you are composing. |
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Plain/Rich Text
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This feature allows you to change the formatting of the message from Rich Text to Plain Text and vice-versa. Note: All formatting changes will be lost when you switch from Rich to Plain text. |
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Font
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This feature allows you to select a font from the list. To change the font at the beginning of the message:
To change the font for certain text:
To change the font after creating the message:
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Font Size |
This feature allows you to select a font size from the list. To change the font at the beginning of the message:
To change the font for certain text:
To change the font after creating the message:
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Font Color
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This feature allows you to select a font color from the list. To change the font at the beginning of the message:
To change the font for certain text:
To change the font after creating the message:
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Highlight Color
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This feature allows you to highlight text within the message. To highlight text:
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Bold |
This feature allows bold the text within a message. To bold text:
To use bold for new text:
To turn off bold:
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Italics |
This feature allows you to change normal text to italic within a message. To make text italic:
To make new text italic:
To turn off italic:
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Underline |
This feature allows underline the text within a message. To underline text:
To use underline new text:
To turn off underline:
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Strikethrough |
This feature allows strikethrough for the text within your message. To strikethrough text:
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Superscript/Subscript |
This feature allows you to create superscript and/or subscript text. To superscript/subscript text:
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Paragraph Alignment
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This feature allows you to change the alignment for different paragraphs or the complete email. To change the paragraph alignment:
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Indent/Outdent |
This feature allows outdenting or indenting of certain text. To indent text:
To outdent text:
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Bullet List/Numbered List
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This feature allows creates a bullet or numbered list within your message. To create a bullet or numbered list:
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Horizontal Rule
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This feature allows you to add a horizontal line to your email messages by selecting the Horizontal Rule Icon. |
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Background Color
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This feature allows you to change the background color for the message. To select a Background Color:
To deselect the Background Color:
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Background Image
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If this feature is available, you can chose from one of the many backgrounds available to you. NOTE: This feature must be enabled by the account administrator.To remove the background
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Emoticon
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This feature allows you to select from a chart of faces which are symbols for different expressions and emotions. To select an image:
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Link Image
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This feature allows you enter images which are found on the internet. To insert pictures as embedded images:
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Link URL
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This feature allows you to link selected text to a website. To add a link:
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9.1 Sending Messages
To send your message:
- Ensure you have enter the email address(es) of your intended recipient(s) in the To field. At least one email address is required.
- Click Send Message when you are finished composing your message.
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Send Message
A confirmation message will appear notifying you that your message was sent.
To Save All Sent Messages to your Sent Folder
- On the left of the page, click the Options link.
- Under the Additional Options button, click the Preferences link.
- Next to the Save Sent Messages setting, choose the Yes option by clicking it, then click the Save button.
9.2 Creating Drafts
Saving a message as a draft allows you to compose a message and return to it later without sending. By default your auto-save draft option will save messages every minute.
To save a message as a draft:
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Draft Rich Web Mail
1. Click on the Save Draft button
To retrieve the drafted message:
- Click on Folders
- Select the Draft Folder
- Select the message
9.3 Canceling a message
Once a message has been sent you can not stop the delivery. However, you can cancel an email when you are in the process of composing this.
To cancel a message:
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Cancel Rich Web Mail
- Click on the Cancel Icon
9.4 Adding Contacts While Sending a Message
The Address Book has a feature which allows you to automatically add a new contact when sending an email message. This feature detects when the email recipient is not already added to the Address Book and gives you the option to add them.
- Compose your email message, and then click the Send Message button.
- On the Compose page, click the box next to each recipient you wish to add to the Address Book to place a check mark in it, and then click the Add Contacts button.
- Click the Return to Inbox button.
10. Address Book
In your address book you will find the contact details, such as email addresses, names, and phone numbers to contacts which you have added. All services come with the default Personal Address Book. However Business Mail has a Shared Address Book which contains shared contacts for that domain.

Address Book Page
10.1 Accessing your Address Book
- Click on the Address Book button

10.2 Selecting an Address Book
If you have Business Mail you may have more than one address book you can select between these by selecting this from the drop down menu.
10.3 Searching the Address Book
There are several features which allow you to search the address book based on the criteria entered
10.3.1 Using Find contacts
- Select the criteria from the drop down menu.
- Enter the text you would like to search for into the box
- Click on Find
10.3.2 Using Browse by contacts
- Select the criteria from the drop down menu
- Select All or a letter from the list.
The list will now be sorted by selection.
10.3.3 Sorting the address book
- Click on the link for the category you wish to sort your address book by.
The list will sort automatically.
10.3.4 Selecting the number of contacts to list
You can adjust the number of contacts that will show up per page.
- Click on the List drop down menu located above the Mail Button.
- Select the amount or all.
The page will automatically load with the selected amount.
10.3.5 Selecting list type
You can select the type of contacts that will be displayed on the page.
- Click on the Contact drop down menu.
- Select the type.
The page will automatically load with the contact type.
10.4 Adding a New Contact
- Click the Addresses link.
- Click the New Contact button.
- In the Email Address(es) section, in the Primary: box, type the email address you wish to add.
NOTE: The email address is the only information required when adding a contact to the Address Book. You may also add any additional information about your contact in the other optional fields. - Click the Save Changes button.
- Click the Back to List button.
10.5 Adding a New Group
You can create a single group name to send a message to several contacts at once.
- Click the New Groups link. Your current list of groups will appear.
- Click Add Entry from Address Book, and then click the Done button.
- In the Group Name field, type the name.
- Add Contacts to your group. The Contacts field will list all of the contacts in your Address Book. Click on the contact that you want to add to your group.
- To insert the contact into the Current Group Member field, click Add (Contact) to Group. Repeat the steps 5 and 6 for to include all the contacts in your group.
- Click Add Group.
- Click Save Changes to take you back to your email.

Add New Group
10.6 Importing Contacts
In order to import contacts into your address book, you will first have to export the contacts from a supported mail client. Once you have that file, you can add this to your Web Mail address book.

Import Contacts
To import the address book:
- Select the application that exported the contacts.
Supported application list:
- Microsoft Entourage for Mac OS (Tab-delimited text file)
- Eudora 5.x for Mac OS (CSV text file)
- Netscape Communicator 4.77 for Windows (CSV text file)
- Microsoft Outlook 2000-2003 for Windows (CSV text file)
- Microsoft Outlook Express for Windows (CSV text file)
- Yahoo! Export Format (CSV text file)
- Upload the file from the hard drive that contains the file.
- Submit the file.
10.7 Editing a Contact
From within Address Book:
- Under the Edit column, next to the contact you want to edit, click the Edit icon (yellow notepad with a pencil).

- On the appropriate boxes, type the required changes, then click the Save Changes button
10.8 Viewing a Contact
From within Address Book:
- Under the View column, next to the contact you want to view, click the View icon (magnifying glass).

10.9 Deleting a Contact
From within Address Book:
- Under the Delete column, next to the contact you want to delete, click the Delete icon (trash can).

- A pop up will appear to confirm the deletion of this contact. Click OK to proceed. Cancel to cancel the request.
10.10 Sending Mail to a contact
To send to a single contact:
- Click on the email address from the address book list.
To send to multiple contacts:
- Select the contacts by placing a check in the box next to the contact’s name.
- Click on Mail button.
11. Rich Web Mail Folders
The Navigation Pane displays a list of available folders. From this pane you can easily drag and drop messages and folders. You can also access and create new folders.

Folder Navigation Pane
11.1 Selecting a Folder
To select a folder click on the Folder’s name
11.2 Selecting a Subfolder
To view a sub-folder:
- Click on the arrow next to the Top Level Folder. This will expand the folder allowing you to view all subfolders.
- Select the desired folder from the list
11.3 Creating Top Level Folders
To create a top Level folder
- In the Folders Actions, select new
- A new untitled folder will appear. At this time you can enter the new name of the folder and hit enter.
11.4 Creating Subfolders
To create a sub-folder:
- Select the desired Top Level Folder
- In the Folders Actions, select New Subfolder
- A new untitled folder will appear. At this time you can enter the new name of the folder and hit enter.
11.5 Moving a Folder
To Move a Folder:
- Select the desired Folder
- In the Folders Actions, select Move which will open a submenu
- Select the destination Folder
To move a Folder using Drag and Drop :
- Select the desired Folder by clicking on the folder icon
- Drag the folder to the destination Folder
- Release the mouse/device button to drop the Folder into its new location
11.6 Renaming a Folder
To rename a Sub-Folder:
- Select the desired Folder
- In the Folders Actions, select Rename
- In the box edit/enter the new data and click away from the folder
11.7 Deleting a Folder
To Delete a Folder:
- Select the desired Folder
- In the Folders Actions, select Delete
- You will be asked to confirm the deletion of this folder. Click OK to proceed with deletion or click NO to cancel deletion
11.8 Emptying a Folder
To Empty a Folder:
- Select the desired Folder
- In the Folders Actions, select Empty Folder
11.9 Using Folder Janitor
This feature allows you to set automatic email deletion of email messages within folders.

Folder Janitor Properties Page
To use the Folder Janitor:
- Select the desired Folder
- In the Folders Actions Menu
, select Properties - Choose the options you wish to use, then click the Save button.
- Click the OK button.
12. Searching for Messages
Select the desired Folder
- In the Search Field enter your query

- Click on Search
For a detailed search:
- Click on the Magnifying glass in the Search Field, this will open a menu
- Enter the search criteria into the search fields
- Click on Search

Advance Search Menu
13. Options

Options Page
13.1 To Access the Options Page
Click on the Options link located in the upper right hand corner menu
13.2 Personal Information
This section allows you to update your personal information for the account only. This information is not available to recipients of your email.
13.2.1 Updating your Personal Profile
Your personal profile is used for billing and account ownership verification. We recommend you update this information as needed.
To update your personal information:
- On the left navigation bar, click Options.
- Click the Personal Profile link. The information entered at the time of your initial email account sign up populates most of the fields.
- Update the required fields, where the required fields are indicated by an asterisk (*).
- Click Save.
13.2.2 Changing your Password
We recommend that you change your password periodically.
To Change your password:
- On the left navigation bar, click Options
- Under the Account Management section, click the Change Your Password link.
- Enter current password [your current password], then type new password [your new password].
- Enter your new password twice to check if the spelling is correct.
- Click the Change Password button.
13.3 Mail Handling Preferences
This section contains the features which will allow you to set your mail handling preferences.
13.3.1 Email Forwarding
You can forward all your email to another email address and optionally keep a copy in this mailbox too.
Choose a forwarding option
- Do not forward any new messages
- Forward all new messages to the email address(es) below
- Forward all new messages to the email address(es) below and save a copy in this mailbox
Enter one or more email forwarding email addresses separated by commas. For example; you@example.org for a single email address and you@example.edu, bob@example.com for a multiple email addresses entry.
13.3.2 Auto Response
This feature will send a custom message in response to all email that you receive for the duration of time that you specify. Also, your senders will only receive one notification in a 24 hour period. Therefore they can freely email you without constantly receiving your auto response message.
To turn off Auto Response:
- Select the radio button Turn off Auto Response
To turn on Auto Response:
- Select a Start date
- Select an End date
NOTE: Auto Responses will be sent until the end of this day. - Under Subject, enter the subject line for your message.
- Under Message, enter the body of your message.
- You have the option to save all incoming mail in your Inbox.
- Select Yes if you wish to save all incoming mail in your Inbox.
- Select No if you if you would like all email to be rejected until the end date specified.
13.3.3 Check External Mail
You can read e-mail from your other accounts (work, home, etc.) if your service provider or company provides a POP server.
You must enter the following information for your external account:
- POP Server Hostname
- POP ServerPort
- POP Account Username
- POP Account Password
13.3.4 Email Rules
Email Rules route messages to the designated folders and can be used to approve or block senders based on advanced criteria.
To view Email Rules:
- Click the Options link.
- Click the Email rules link.
To Create a rule:
- Click on Create a New Rule or New Rule button
- Name the rule (optional)
- Select the Condition(s) of the rule
- Select the Action(s)
- Click on Save
To Edit a rule:
- Next to the email rule you want to edit, click the Edit icon (yellow notepad with a pencil).
- Make the required changes, then click the Save button.
To Enable/Disable a rule:
- Edit the rule by clicking on the Edit icon (yellow notepad with a pencil)
- Enter a check mark in the Disabled box (located in the upper right corner)
- Make the required changes, then click the Save button
To Remove a rule:
- Next to the email rule you want to remove, click the Remove icon (red icon with an X).
- A box will pop up asking you to confirm that you want to remove the rule. Click OK.
- Make the required changes, then click the Save button.
To Edit the order of the rules:
- Next to the email rule you want to move, click the up or down arrow icon.
13.3.5 Email Notification
You can set up your mailbox to notify you when a new email is received. You can receive notification on another mailbox even when you are not logged on to your account.
To set up mail notification:
- On the main navigation bar, click Options.
- Click Email Notification.
- In the “Receive a notification of new mail at this address” field, type the address of a second email account. Leave the field blank to disable the feature.
- Specify a preference for the “Receive no more than one notification every” field. The options are one hour, four hours, or one day.
- Click the Save button.
13.3.6 SpamShield
SpamShield features powerful tools to block junk email. Your account may have either SpamShield Lite or SpamShield Pro. To learn more about this feature and its use, please review the SpamShield section.
13.4 Additional Options
Some of the features in this section may not be available for your account type.
13.4.1 Checking your messages with Email Clients
Send and receive (POP) email with your favorite email software. To learn more about this feature and its use, please review the Email Client section.
13.4.2 Shared Address Book (only available for Business Mail)
This link will provide you with step by step instructions on how to setup Outlook or Other Software to access the Shared Address Book for your domain.
13.4.3 Customizing your Signature
This feature will allow you to customize your signature which you can append to all of your outgoing messages.
13.4.4 Preferences
You may customize your time your messages in this section. The following are the preferences you can change:
- The Name you would like displayed on the From line
- The Reply To address you would like to use for outgoing messages. Most email programs will automatically reply to the Reply to Address if it’s different than the From address.
- The form of Forwarded messages. Chose Inline to forward contents within the body of your message, or Attachment to forward content in its entirety.
- Auto Complete On or Off . AutoComplete suggest contacts from your Address Book
- Preferred Text Editor. The Rich Text Editor features document styles like a word processor, while the Plain Text Editor creates messages readable by most any email program
- Default font for your Rich Text Editor
- Save Sent Messages On or Off. Sent messages are saved in your Sent folder, which can be automatically synchronized with other email programs that use IMAP
- Time Zone, Date Format, and Time Format
- Amount of messages you want to see at a time when viewing a folder when using Classic Web Mail
- Navigation from after moving or deleing a message
- Auto-save draft option which saves messages every minute
13.4.5 Changing the Forwarding Mode
This will change the method emails are forwarded.
Choosing Forwarding as an attachment:
- Select Options
- Select Preferences
- Under Forwarding Mode, select the radio button next to Attachment
13.4.6 Choosing Inline Forwarding
- Select Options
- Select Preferences
- Under Forwarding Mode, select the radio button next to Inline
Please remember to save your changes by selecting the Save button
13.4.7 Changing the Default RTE Font
In the Rich Text Editor, you can choose a default font and size.
Choosing a default Rich Text Font
- Select Options
- Select Preferences
- Under Default RTE Font, select the font type and size from the menu.
Please remember to save your changes by selecting the Save button.