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E-Mail

Creating a new message

The mail editor allows normal Email functions like Carbon copy, return receipt, adding attachments, changing message priority, etc. Multiple email addresses:

AutoWinNet95 supports three kinds of email addresses:

  • Name in quotes: "Fred Jones"
  • Name no quotes: Fred Jones
  • Simple address fred@provider.com

You can enter multiple addresses separated by commas:

"Fred Jones" <fred@provider.com>,fred@provider.com,Fred Jones <fred@provider.com>

These address go on the TO, CC, BCC lines, and there is no limit to your number of recipients.

The message edit window is an Rich Text Format type control. It supports colors, styles (bold, italic, fonts, bullets, alignment, etc..) You can also open a file into the editor, or save off your current work for later retrieval.

Attachments can be added via the Attachment button. Right click on your attachment for a menu of features, including launching the file, adding/removing it, viewing and more.

Once you're finished, press the SEND button.

Note: You can drag and drop file attachments from Windows95 Explorer or File Manager into the attachment box!



Multiple mailboxes

AutoWinNet95 supports multiple mail accounts (maybe you have one for work, for home ..) You can access the multi-mailbox dialog by choosing Check Mail or Cleanup Mailbox steps from the main menu.

You assign each mailbox a "nickname". For example - home could be Personal mail. This separates them, and allows the same agenda to affect mutiple POP3 servers. Each nickname holds your POP3 server, username and password.

Note: Your POP3 timeout value from the configuration is used for all mailboxes







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