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Internet Explorer 3.0's in-built mailer offers some handy
tools. By David Flynn
The Inbox
Assistant lets you set basic `rules' for
automatically forwarding into a particular folder
incoming mail which meets some very basic criteria. It's
nothing to write home about (or e-mail home, for that
matter) but it is handy if you have several accounts.
If you're
running Office 95, Microsoft Internet Mail uses
the Office dictionary to keep an eye on your spelling.
Dress up
your e-mail with the same fancy formatting by
choosing to send messages in `HTML format' rather than
boring old ASCII.
See E-mail Basics for more tips on using Microsoft Mail.
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