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Chapter 1 - Getting Started with
Mail
Overview of Mail
Accessing Mail
From a DOS Workstation
From an OS/2 Workstation
From a Windows Workstation
Mail Main Menu
Using Mail Screens
Selecting Functions and Items
Entering Data
Accessing On-line Help
About StreetTalk Directory
Assistance
Chapter 2 - Composing and Sending Mail
Accessing Envelope and
Message Screens
Addressing Messages
Guidelines for Entering StreetTalk Names
Selecting Names for Automatic Insertion
Using the Mail Catalog
Searching for StreetTalk Names
Browsing Through Lists
Selecting Names
Using StreetTalk Directory
Assistance
Using the F2 Key
Using the Hotkey
Addressing Mail to Different
Mail Systems
Completing Informational
Fields
Using Attachments
Requesting Certified Mail
Requesting Priority Mail
Setting Deferred Send
Time
Setting Message Expiration
Time
Writing and Editing a
Message
Using the Menu Bar
Importing Files into Messages
Using the Mail Editor
Selecting Blocks of Text
Working with Blocks of Text
Searching for and Changing Text
Defining Text Format
Switching Windows
Sending Mail
Unverifiable Addresses
Return of Undeliverable Messages
Editing Unsent Mail
Chapter 3 - Reading, Answering, and Forwarding Mail
Reading Messages
Using the Message Organizer Menu
Reading Attachments
Reading Special Messages
Answering Mail
Forwarding Mail
Reading Forwarded Mail
Chapter 4 - Filing, Printing, and Deleting Mail
Filing Messages and Attachments
Filing Messages in a New Folder
Filing Messages in an Existing Folder
Storing Messages and Attachments in Disk
Files
Printing Attachments
Managing Folders
Changing the Current Folder
Creating a Folder
Printing All the Messages in a Folder
Renaming a Folder
Deleting a Folder
Printing Messages
Deleting Messages
Filing Recommendations
Chapter 5 - Using Your Address Book
Overview of the Address
Book
Sample Uses of the Address Book
Using Mail Gateway and Other Addresses
Accessing Your Address
Book
Managing Your Address
Book
Adding Entries
Editing Entries
Deleting Entries
Listing Entry Addresses
Using Entries in a Mail
Message