main window Mailbox window Message View Attachments list The Mailer main window consists of the Mailbox window, the Message View, and optionally, the Attachments List. &newline;∅ Mailbox window The Mailbox window contains a menu bar, the messages in your mailbox, and a row of buttons for common functions. You can scroll through the list of messages if it is longer than what is currently displayed. You can also use the sash to resize the list to display more or fewer messages than what is displayed. This is where new messages are displayed in your Inbox. &newline;∅

Mailbox buttons Delete button:on Mailbox window Next button:on Mailbox window Previous button:on Mailbox window Reply to Sender button:on Mailbox window Print button:on Mailbox window printing messages messages, printing &newline;∅ The Mailbox buttons offer an alternative to using the pull-down menus for common functions. Button Function Delete Deletes the selected message from the mailbox. There is a equivalent menu item in the Message menu. Next Displays the message that follows the currently selected one. There is a equivalent menu item in the View menu. Previous Displays the message that precedes the currently selected one. There is an equivalent menu item in the View menu. Reply to Sender Automatically opens a Compose window with the sender's address and the subject of the message filled in. There is an equivalent menu item in the Compose menu. Print Prints the selected message(s). There is an equivalent menu item in the Message menu. Message View message headers headers, message When you are looking at a mail message in your mailbox, the Message View contains the header fields and the text of the message. Typically the header fields contain the From: (the email address of the sender of the message), Date: (the Date and Time the message was received), To: (this is where you see your email address), and the subject of the message. The Sender, Subject, Date, and Time all appear in the Message Header list and are selected for the message you are viewing. You may see more information in the header depending on the mail system the sender is using and if you have Full Headers displayed. &newline;∅ Attachments list attachments, saving attachments, opening attachments, adding attachments, printing executable files, running If you receive a mail message containing one or more attachments, the Attachments list will appear in the main window. Also, the Compose window displays the Attachments list. You can add attachments to outgoing mail messages, save attachments in files, open attachments, run executable files, or print attachments. &newline;∅ &newline;∅ Compose window messages, addressing messages, composing messages, sending addressing messages composing messages sending messages Address, compose, and send your message using the Compose window. &newline;∅ Compose window buttons Send button:on Compose window Close button:on Mailbox window sending messages messages, sending &newline;∅ Send Sends your message to the addressed destination. Same as the Send item on the File menu in the Compose window. For information on sending mail, refer to . Close Quits the current compose window. Same as the Close menu item on the File menu in the Compose window. Mailbox menu Check for New Mail:on Mailbox menu Open Inbox:on Mailbox menu Open:on Mailbox menu Destroy Deleted Messages:on Mailbox menu Mail Options:on Mailbox menu Close:on Mailbox menu Check for New Mail retrieves new messages awaiting delivery to your mailbox sooner than the specified auto-retrieval time. &newline; Open Inbox opens your Inbox in a separate window. Use when displaying mailboxes other than your Inbox. &newline; Open opens other mailboxes. &newline; Destroy Deleted Messages permanently removes the messages from the deleted messages list. &newline; Mail Options opens the Mail Options dialog box through which you can change options in the following categories: Message Header List, Message View, Compose Window, Message Filing, Vacation, Templates, Aliases, Advanced, and Printing. &newline; Close quits the current mailbox. Message menu Open:on Message menu Save As Text:on Message menu Copy To:on Message menu Print:on Message menu Find:on Message menu Select All:on Message menu Delete:on Message menu Undelete Last:on Message menu Undelete From List:on Message menu Open opens the selected message in a separate window (Message View).&newline;Save As Text saves the selected message as a text file with a designated name and location.&newline;Copy To copies the selected messages into another mailbox or your Inbox.&newline;Print prints one or multiple selected messages.&newline;Find enables you to search for a message by the sender, subject, or recipient.&newline;Select All selects all the messages in the mailbox.&newline;Delete removes selected message from the mailbox. These messages are kept in the deleted messages list until you permanently delete them by choosing Destroy Deleted Messages from the Mailbox menu. &newline;Undelete Last undeletes the last deleted message and returns it to its original place in the mailbox.&newline;Undelete From List displays a list of deleted messages so you can select a message to undelete and return to its original place in the mailbox. Edit menu Copy:on Edit menu Select All:on Edit menu Copy copies the selected message text for placement into a Compose window or other text document.&newline;Select All selects all text in the Message View. Attachments menu Save As:on Attachments menu Select All:on Attachments menu Depending upon the actions assigned to the attachment's file type, these (and other items) may be visible from the menu when the attachment is selected. Save As saves the selected attachment as a separate file. &newline;Select All selects all attachments in the list. Run displays a dialog box, enabling you to choose options if the attachment is executable.&newline;Open opens the selected attachment in a separate window. &newline;Print prints the selected attachment. View menu Next:on View menu Previous:on View menu Abbreviated Headers:on View menu By Date/Time:on View menu By Sender:on View menu By Subject:on View menu By Size:on View menu By Status:on View menu Next opens the message just after the current message. &newline;Previous opens the message just before the current message. &newline;Abbreviated Header controls the detail displayed in message headers.&newline;By Date/Time sorts messages in the current mailbox by the date and time they were received.&newline;By Sender sorts messages in the current mailbox alphabetically by the sender of the message.&newline;By Subject sorts messages in the current mailbox by grouping together all messages with the same subject.&newline;By Size sorts messages in the current mailbox by increasing size.&newline;By Status sorts messages in the current mailbox by the status of the message. Compose menu New Message:on Compose menu New, Include All:on Compose menu Forward Message:on Compose menu Reply to Sender:on Compose menu Reply to All:on Compose menu Reply to Sender, Include:on Compose menu Reply to All, Include:on Compose menu New Message opens a new Compose window.&newline;New, Include All opens a Compose window and includes all selected messages.&newline;Forward Message opens a Compose window and includes the selected message for forwarding.&newline;Reply to Sender opens a Compose window that automatically includes the address of the sender and the subject of a selected message.&newline;Reply to All opens a Compose window that automatically includes the addresses of the sender and all the recipients of a selected message, and its subject.&newline;Reply to Sender, Include opens a Compose window that automatically includes the address of the sender of a selected message, the selected message, and its subject.&newline;Reply to All, Include opens a Compose window that automatically includes the address of the sender and all the recipients of a selected message including you. The selected message is also included. Move menu mailbox names:on Move menu Inbox:on Move menu Other Mailboxes:on Move menu The Move menu enables you to quickly move selected messages to other mailboxes. These mailboxes can be the Inbox, mailboxes set up in Message Filing Options, or mailboxes not on your menu. mailbox names a list of mailboxes specified in the Message Filing Options dialog box.&newline;Inbox appends selected messages to your Inbox if you are displaying messages in another mailbox.&newline;Other Mailboxes enables you to choose any mailbox on your system. Help menu Overview:on Help menu Tasks:on Help menu Reference:on Help menu On Item:on Help menu Using Help:on Help menu About application:on Help menu &newline;∅ Overview displays introductory information about Mailer features.&newline;Tasks displays step-by-step instructions for using Mailer.&newline;Reference displays summary information about Mailer components.&newline;On Item changes the pointer to a question mark--click the question mark pointer on a Mailer item for its description.&newline;Using Help displays information about using Help.&newline;About Mailer displays version and copyright information about Mailer. Compose window File menu File menu:on Compose window Include:on Compose window File menu Save As Text:on Compose window File menu Log Message:on Compose window File menu Send:on Compose window File menu Send As:on Compose window File menu Close:on Compose menu Include includes a text file in your new message at the insertion point.&newline;Save As Text saves the message you are composing as a text file. If the message has attachments, you must save them separately.&newline;Log Message places a copy of the message you are sending in a mailbox of your choice.&newline;Send sends your message to the addressee. &newline; Send As sends your message in Internet MIME format or Sun Mail Tool format. MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension) defines the format for mail messages on the Internet and is the default. The Sun Mail Tool format is the format used for mail messages on Sun workstations. &newline;Close quits the Compose window. Compose window Edit menu Edit menu:on Compose window Undo:on Compose window Edit menu Cut:on Compose window Edit menu Copy:on Compose window Edit menu Paste:on Compose window Edit menu Paste Special:on Compose window Edit menu Clear:on Compose window Edit menu Delete:on Compose window Edit menu Select All:on Compose window Edit menu Find/Change:on Compose window Edit menu Check Spelling:on Compose window Edit menu Undo reverses the last editing action in the text area. &newline;Cut removes the selected text and stores it on the clipboard. Only one selection can be stored on the clipboard at a time. If text is already there, the most current selection overwrites it.&newline;Copy stores a copy of the selected text on the clipboard. &newline;Paste inserts the contents of the clipboard at the insertion point.&newline;Paste Special inserts the contents of the clipboard at the insertion point surrounded above and below by Begin and End Included Message, or indented markers.&newline;Clear removes the selection and leaves the resulting white space.&newline;Delete removes the selection and the resulting white space. &newline;Select All selects all the text in the text area.&newline;Find/Change opens a dialog box that enables you to search for words or phrases in your message and make changes to occurrences that are found.&newline;Check Spelling runs the spell checker on your mail message and displays a dialog box that lists words that might be spelled incorrectly. You can Find, Change, or Change All instances of a word. Compose window Attachments menu Attachments menu:on Compose window Add File:on Compose window Attachments menu Save As:on Compose window Attachments menu Delete:on Compose window Attachments menu Undelete:on Compose window Attachments menu Rename:on Compose window Attachments menu Show List:on Compose window Attachments menu Add File attaches a selected file to the current mail message.&newline;Save As saves and renames the selected attachment as a file.&newline;Delete removes selected attachments from the list.&newline;Undelete restores deleted attachments to the list, one by one. &newline;Rename displays a dialog box through which you can rename the selected attachment.&newline;Select All selects all the attachments in the list.&newline;Show List shows or hides the attachments list. You can only hide the list if no attachments are in it. Open opens the attachment.&newline;Print prints the selected attachment. Compose window Format menu Format menu:on Compose window Word Wrap:on Compose window Format menu Settings:on Compose window Format menu Templates:on Compose window Format menu Add Bcc:on Compose window Format menu Word Wrap toggles the text entry mode that causes lines to automatically wrap at the right edge of the message.&newline;Settings displays a dialog box for setting margins and paragraph alignment, and applying format settings to your message.&newline;Templates quickly accesses the templates (text files) you created for using in your mail messages.&newline;Add Bcc adds the Bcc (Blind Carbon Copy) header to your Compose window. Bcc enables you to send a copy of a message to someone without those on the To or Cc line seeing the user's address. If you added others headers beside Bcc (such as Add Return-Receipt-To or Add Reply-To), they also appear on the Format menu as in the example.&newline; Help menu Overview:on Help menu Tasks:on Help menu Reference:on Help menu On Item:on Help menu Using Help:on Help menu About application:on Help menu Same as Mailbox Help menu. &newline;∅ Overview displays introductory information about Mailer features.&newline;Tasks displays step-by-step instructions for using Mailer.&newline;Reference displays summary information about Mailer components.&newline;On Item changes the pointer to a question mark--click the question mark pointer on a Mailer item for its description.&newline;Using Help displays information about using Help.&newline;About Mailer displays version and copyright information about Mailer. Options dialog box, reference Category menu, in Options dialog box OK button, in Options dialog box Apply button, in Options dialog box Reset button, in Options dialog box Cancel button, in Options dialog box Help button, in Options dialog box &newline;∅ To change settings in Mailer windows and to customize Mailer, choose Options from the Mailbox menu. Additional customizable options are available on the Category menu: Message Header List Message View Compose Window Message Filing Vacation Templates Aliases Advanced Print &newline;∅ &newline;∅ Category A menu of dialog boxes you can use to customize Mailer. OK Applies changes and closes the dialog box. Apply Changes the options you've edited. Reset Resets options to the way they were since you last applied them. Cancel Closes the dialog box without applying your changes. Help Displays help for this dialog box. Message Header List Options dialog box, reference Check for new mail every, in Message Header List Options dialog box Signal new mail with, in Message Header List Options dialog box Signal new mail with, in Message Header List Options dialog box Display headers, in Message Header List Options dialog box Show To recipient when mail is from me, in Message Header List Options dialog box Destroy Deleted Messages, in Message Header List Options dialog box Choose Message Header List from the Category menu in the Options dialog box to determine display and signaling of mail. &newline;∅ &newline;∅ Check for new mail every This setting determines how often Mailer checks for new mail. You can increase or decrease the default value of 300 seconds, or five minutes. Signal new mail with These settings determine how Mailer signals new, incoming mail. The beep setting causes Mailer to beep the specified number of times. The flash setting causes the icon to flash or the Header window to flash, depending on whether Mailer is closed to an icon or open. Display nn headers This setting determines how many headers are displayed in your message view. Increase the setting to display more headers at once, or decrease the setting to display fewer headers and make the message view larger. Show To: recipient when mail is from me If this option is selected, the header of the message you send displays the recipient of the message instead of your mail address. Display message numbers If this option is selected, message numbers are shown to the left of each message in your mailbox message header list. Destroy Deleted Messages: If "when I close the mailbox" option is selected, deleted messages are destroyed when you close the mailbox. If the "show confirmation notice" is selected, a notice appears when you close the mailbox asking you if you want to destroy deleted messages. Print Message View Options dialog box, reference Display Rows, in Message View Options dialog box Characters Wide, in Message View Options dialog box Abbreviated Header will not include, in Message View Options dialog box Header field, in Message View Options dialog box Hidden Field, in Message View Options dialog box Choose Message View from the Category menu of the Mail Options dialog box to control how the message appears in your mailbox. &newline;∅ &newline;∅ Display nn Rows Set the number of lines in the Message View with the Display nn Rows field. The default is 24 lines. nn Characters Wide Use nn Characters Wide to determine the width of the window. The default is 80 characters wide. Abbreviated Header will not include Header field shows fields to add or delete from the Hidden Field list. The Hidden Field lists the headers that are not displayed when you view your message with abbreviated headers. Add adds the specified Header field to the Hidden Field list. Delete removes the selected field from the Hidden Field list. Change changes the selected Hidden Field in the list to the text typed in the Header field. Changes to this setting take effect on the next message viewed. Print Compose Window Options dialog box, reference Show Attachment List, in Compose Window Options dialog box Indent string for Reply Include, in Compose Window Options dialog box Dead Letter Folder, in Compose Window Options dialog box Format Menu Custom Fields, in Compose Window Options dialog box Header Field, in Compose Window Options dialog box Default Value, in Compose Window Options dialog box Menu Labels, in Compose Window Options dialog box Choose Compose Window from the Category menu of the Mail Options dialog box to control the text settings in the Compose window. &newline;∅ &newline;∅ Show Attachment List shows or hides the attachment list at the bottom of Compose windows. Indent string for Reply Include specifies the characters that precede each line of a reply-include message. The default value is "> ". Tabs are not accepted as indented characters but spaces are acceptable. Dead Letter Folder Mailer saves messages you are composing every 10 minutes. These messages are saved in the folder specifed in the Dead Letter Folder field, for example: /home/username/dead_letter. If you are in the middle of composing a message when Mailer crashes, you can recover a copy of the message from the dead.letter file in this folder. Your message is also saved to dead.letter whenever you select Clear from the Compose window Edit menu. Format Menu Custom Fields Use this option to add custom header fields to the Format menu in the Compose window. Your header always contains To, Subject, and Cc fields. Some useful headers you might want to add are: Bcc Blind Carbon Copy. Sends a "blind copy" to a user without the knowledge of the users in the To or Cc list. Precedence:junk If you use this header, messages the mail system cannot send will not be bounced back to you. This is handy if you are sending out a message to a large alias and do not want to receive notices every time a message cannot be delivered to an individual. Reply-To If you use this header, the reply is sent to the email address in the Reply-To header field (instead of being sent to the sender of the message). This is handy if you want to forward a message sent to you by mistake and you want responses to go to the original sender only. Return-Receipt-To Sending a message with this header gives you a "return receipt" from the mail system when the message is successfully delivered to the recipient. Header Field The label for a field you want to add to the headers available from the Format menu in the Compose window, for example Receipt. Default Value The default entry for a defined header field (for example, Return-Receipt-To). Add Adds the values you typed into the Header Field and Default Value fields to the Menu Labels scrolling list. Delete Deletes the selected menu label from the scrolling list. Change Changes the selected menu label to the different values typed in the Header Field and Default Value fields. The change is reflected in the scrolling list. Print Message Filing Options dialog box, reference Path/File Name, in Message Filing Options dialog box Move Menu and Copy To Menu, in Message Filing Options dialog box Start looking in, in Message Filing Options dialog box Display up to nn recently visited mailboxes, in Message Filing Options dialog box Mailbox for sent messages, in Message Filing Options dialog box Log all sent messages, in Message Filing Options dialog box Choose Message Filing from the Category menu of the Mail Options dialog box to choose where your mail files are stored, customize your Move and Copy To menus, and indicate whether you want to log all your messages. &newline;∅ &newline;∅ Path/File Name: Type in a path and file name for storing mail files. Move Menu and Copy To Menu Lists the mailboxes that appear in the current Move and Copy To menus. Add Adds the path and file name in the Path/File Name field to the menus' list. Delete Removes the selected file name from the menus' list. Change Changes the selected file name to the information indicated in the Path/File Name Field. Start looking in Specifies the path where Mailer starts looking for your mailboxes. The default is your home folder. Display up to: nn recently visited mailboxes By default, Mailer displays up to five recently visited mailboxes. You can increase or decrease this number of mailboxes. Mailbox for sent messages You can specify a path and file name in the Mailbox for sent messages field or use the default sent.mail in your home directory. Log all sent messages You can choose to save a copy of all the messages you send as a text file with the message header intact. If you turn this on, you can turn this setting off for an individual message by selecting Log Message from the Compose File menu. Print Vacation Options dialog box, reference Vacation Precedence = junk, in Vacation Options dialog box Vacation, in Vacation Options dialog box Subject, in Vacation Options dialog box Message, in Vacation Options dialog box Choose Vacation from the Mail Options dialog box to set the vacation notifier option to respond to each mail message you receive. &newline;∅ &newline;∅ Vacation Precedence = junk This line tells the mail delivery agent to set this mail to a lower priority and not to return any error messages generated by this mail message. Vacation When Vacation is set On, Mailer sends a message containing the text in the Subject and Message fields of this dialog box to each sender of incoming mail messages. (The same sender only receives the message once in a seven-day period). If a message is received through a public alias, the vacation notifier does not respond to the sender. It does, however, respond to the sender of a message received through a private alias. Setting Vacation Off deactivates the vacation notifier. Subject Type the topic of the vacation notice (for example, "I am on vacation"). Message Type the body of the vacation notice (for example,"Your mail regarding "$SUBJECT" will be read when I return"). $SUBJECT is a variable that is replaced by the subject of the message sent to you. Print Templates Options dialog box, reference Menu Label, in Templates Options dialog box Path/File Name, in Templates Options dialog box Templates, in Templates Options dialog box You can create your own template files containing text that you frequently use for composing messages. Each template is an individual file that you create outside of Mailer, using your favorite text editor. If you use a Calendar template, you can add it here as well. Choose Templates from the Category menu of the Mail Options dialog box to add the names of your templates to the Compose window Format menu for easy access. &newline;∅ &newline;∅ Menu Label: The name of the template as you want it to appear as a menu item in the Compose window Format menu. Path/File Name The location (path and file name) of the template you want to add. Indicate the path name and file you want to add. Templates Lists the templates available on the Compose window Format menu. Add Adds the information in the Menu Label and Path/File Name fields to the Templates list. Delete Removes the selected template from the Templates list. Change Changes the selected template's information to the information typed in the Menu Label and Path/File Name field. Print Aliases Options dialog box, reference Alias, in Aliases Options dialog box Addresses, in Aliases Options dialog box Aliases, in Aliases Options dialog box You can create your own private distribution lists containing groups of user names. Then, instead of typing a distribution list of many names, you can type the alias name in the To field. An alias is a private name for a group of user names. By creating a distribution list of user names (you frequently send to) and giving it an alias, you can type the name of the alias instead of typing each user name in the To: field each time you send a message. The name you give to your alias can be descriptive of a group of users or just a name you will remember. A private alias is valid only on the machine where it resides. Choose Alias from the Category menu of the Mail Options dialog box to add, change, or remove aliases. &newline;∅ &newline;∅ Alias The name of your alias. Addresses The user addresses that will make up the alias. Each of these should be in the form username@hostname and be separated by a comma, space, or both. Aliases Lists your private aliases. Add Adds the information in the Alias and Addresses fields to the Alias list. Delete Removes the selected alias from the Alias list. Change Changes the selected alias information to the information in the Alias and Address fields. Print Advanced Options dialog box, reference Update mailbox state, in Advanced Options dialog box Show confirmation notices, in Advanced Options dialog box Use strict MIME character encoding, in Advanced Options dialog box Use network aware mail file locking, in Advanced Options dialog box Ignore host name in address (allnet), in Advanced Options dialog box Include me when I "Reply to All" (metoo), in Advanced Options dialog box Use Local Name "username"=, in Advanced Options dialog box Choose Advanced from the Category menu of the Mail Options dialog box to set some advanced mail defaults. &newline;∅ &newline;∅ Update Mailbox State You can control how frequently your mailbox is updated by using the slider. The update is used in the event of a system crash. Show confirmation notices When this option is selected, a confirmation message is presented every time you make any editing changes and you attempt to close or quit. Setting this option off means that any changes you make will automatically be incorporated without notification. Use strict MIME character encoding If you or a correspondent of yours find that messages are often corrupted or damaged, your standard message transport may be at fault. Select this option to see if MIME character encoding solves this problem. You can select this option if you know that you and the people you exchange messages with are running a fully compliant MIME package. If you are uncertain, check with your system administrator. If you fall into neither of the categories above, leave this option unselected. Use network aware mail file locking Mailer tries to prevent two different instances of itself from opening the same mail file at the same time through a technique that detects this access when both instances of Mailer and the file are all on the same machine. A network-aware mail file locking protocol is available that uses ToolTalk to coordinate instances of Mailer running from more than one machine, or mail files accessed over the network. Mailer can only change this option when first opening a mail file. If you change this option when a mail file is open, you are given three choices: You can close the current mail file and reopen it, making the new locking technique take effect immediately. You can continue editing the current mail file. The new locking technique will take effect the next time you open a mail file. You can cancel the Apply and return to setting options. Ignore host name in address (allnet) Include me when I Reply to All (metoo) These options determine when your email address gets included in the To and Cc fields of a Reply to All recipients of a message, and what form your email address takes. To include your email address in the To and Cc fields of a Reply to All message in the form yourname@hostname, leave allnet (Ignore host name in address) and metoo (Include me when I Reply to All) unselected. To remove your email address in the To and Cc fields, select allnet (Ignore host name in address) but leave metoo (Include me when I Reply to All) unselected. To include your email address in the To or Cc fields (if it would ordinarily appear there) in all the forms it might take, including your login address (such as yourname@hostname, select metoo (Include me when I Reply to All). The allnet (Ignore host name in address) option only applies if the metoo option (Include me when I Reply to All) is not selected. It determines whether your email address is recognized in all forms that include your login address or only in the form yourname@hostname. Use Local Name When Use Local Name is selected, the names in the scrolling list are considered equivalent to your login name. You can add other names or aliases for which you receive messages. Set Use Local Name only when metoo (Include me when I "Reply to All") is not set. This option identifies all known occurrences of local user's name so Mailer can eliminate them in message address. Print To set specific options to be used when printing mail messages, choose Print from the Category menu of the Mail Options dialog box or click the More... button on the Print dialog box. Print Options dialog box, reference printing mail messages mail messages, printing To include headers and/or footers on the printed output, choose the type of information you want for Top Left, Bottom Left, Top Right, and/or Bottom Right. For each position, you can select: CC Header, to display the contents of the message's CC header. Date Header, to display the contents of the message's Date header. From Header, to display the contents of the message's From header. Subject Header, to display the contents of the message's Subject header. To Header, to display the contents of the message's To header. Page Number, to display page numbers. User Name, to display your user Id. Empty, to display nothing. The following defaults are used: Top Left—Subject Header Top Right—Empty Bottom Left—User Name Bottom Right—Page Number To set the margins for the printed output, type the desired values in the Top, Bottom, Left, and Right fields. You can specify margin values in inches (in), centimeters (cm), or pixels (pi). The default value for all margins is one inch. If no unit value is specified, pixels are used. To specify which message headers are printed as part of the message body, select one of the following for Printed Message Headers: None, to print no headers. Abbreviated, to print only those headers that are not Hidden Fields (as defined in the View category of the Mail Options dialog). Standard, to print the From, To, Subject, and Date message headers. All, to print all message headers. The default is Standard. To specify how multiple messages will be separated, select one of the following for Separate Multiple Messages: New Line, to insert a single newline character between messages. Blank Line, to insert a blank line (two newline characters) between messages. Character Line, to insert a line of dashes ("-") between messages. New Page, to insert a page break between messages. This is the initial default. Find Message dialog box, reference To field, in Find Message dialog box From field, in Find Message dialog box Subject field, in Find Message dialog box Cc field, in Find Message dialog box Forward, in Find Message dialog box Backward, in Find Message dialog box Find, in Find Message dialog box Select All, in Find Message dialog box Clear, in Find Message dialog box Close, in Find Message dialog box Help, in Find Message dialog box You can search for a mail message by one or any of the following four fields. The more fields you fill in, the more specific the match. To Searches by recipient From Searches by sender Subject Searches by subject keyword Cc Searches by carbon-copy recipients The following parameters set the scope of the search and close the Find dialog box. Forward or Backward Sets the direction to search your mailbox from the current message. Find Finds the first message (either forward or backward) in your mailbox that matches the filled-in fields. Select All Finds and selects all messages that match the filled-in fields. Clear Clears all the fields in the dialog box. Close Closes the dialog box. Other Messages dialog box, reference copying messages to other mailboxes moving messages to other mailboxes messages, copying to other mailboxes messages, moving to other mailboxesDisplays the standard File Selection dialog box so you can move or copy messages from your current mailbox to other mailboxes you might have created. You can create a mailbox using this dialog box; however, once the mailbox is created, it is not opened and the selected message is automatically saved to the new mailbox. If you make an error while typing the name of the mailbox, you may not discover it until you browse your mailboxes. See File Manager Set Filter Options Dialog Box in the File Manager help volume for more information. Undelete Messages From List dialog box, reference Undelete, in Undelete Messages From List dialog box Close, in Undelete Messages From List dialog box Undelete From List on the Messages menu enables you to choose a deleted message to restore to your mailbox. Undelete Moves the selected message back to its original place in the mailbox. Close Closes the dialog box. Rename Attachment dialog box, reference Rename, in Rename Attachment dialog box Cancel, in Rename Attachment dialog box renaming attachments attachments, renaming Rename Attachment enables you to save an attachment with a name other than the name it arrived in your mailbox with. Rename Changes the name of the attachment to the name you typed in the "Rename selected attachment to:" field. Cancel Halts the operation without applying the changes. Format Settings dialog box, reference Left Margin, in Format Settings dialog box Right Margin, in Format Settings dialog box Left Align, in Format Settings dialog box Right Align, in Format Settings dialog box Justify, in Format Settings dialog box Center, in Format Settings dialog box Paragraph, in Format Settings dialog box All, in Format Settings dialog box Close, in Format Settings dialog box Help, in Format Settings dialog box Format Settings enables you to control text formatting in each mail message you compose. Left Margin The number of characters to indent the displayed text from the left edge of the window. Right Margin The number of characters to indent the displayed text from the right edge of the window. Left Align Aligns the text lines on the left margin. Right Align Aligns the text lines on the right margin. Justify Justifies the text in a block style with equal left and right margins. Center Centers text lines between the margins. Paragraph Applies the current settings to the paragraph containing the cursor. All Applies the settings to the entire text. Close Closes the dialog box. Help Displays help for this dialog box. email addresses address, email sending email email aliases aliases, email email, sending to multiple users An electronic mail (email) address is like your personal zip code for receiving mail messages. You use other people's email addresses to send messages to them. You can also combine email addresses of multiple users into an alias. The usual format of an email address is: username@hostname where: username is the name by which your system or the network recognizes you hostname is the name of your system or sometimes your system plus domain An example might be: casey@thebat or clark.kent@dailyplanet keyboard shortcuts shortcuts, keyboard The following mnemonics and shortcuts apply to Mailer only. To type shortcuts for some of the menu items, use the Alt or Control key in combination with a letter. You can use the keyboard to navigate through Mailer. You can use the up and down arrow keys on your keyboard to move forward or backward through the messages in your mailbox. You can navigate between buttons using the Tab key. Shift-Click or Control-Click selects several messages at once. For general information on keyboard shortcuts, see Keyboard Shortcuts for the Desktop. The following keyboard shortcuts work on the selected message, if applicable. Check for New Mail Control+M Mail Options Control+I Close Alt+F4 Send F3 Message menu - Print Options Control+P Message menu - Delete Control+D Message menu - Undelete Last Alt+M, then L Edit menu - Copy Control+C Attachments menu - Save As Alt+A, then A View menu - Next Down Arrow View menu - Previous Up Arrow Compose menu - New Message Control+N Compose menu - Reply to Sender Control+R Compose menu - Reply to All Alt+P, then A Compose menu - Reply to All, Include Alt+P, then I Compose menu - Forward Alt+P, then F Compose menu - New, Include All Alt+P, then N Compose Edit menu - Undo Control+Z Compose Edit menu - Cut Control+X Compose Edit menu - Copy Control+C Compose Edit menu - Paste Control+V Compose Edit menu - Delete Delete key Compose Edit menu - Find/Change Alt+E, then F Compose Edit menu - Spelling Alt+E, then K Compose Attachments menu - Add Attachment Alt+A, then F Compose Format menu - Word Wrap Alt+R, then W Separate window message view Alt+M, then O Select All Messages Control+/ Moving in Mailbox or Compose Window TAB Select Multiple Messages Shift+Click file selection box file accessing accessing files When you perform certain functions (like Open or Save), there is a standard way to access your file system. A File Selection dialog box such as the following one appears. &newline;∅ &newline;∅ Enter path or folder name Indicate the path and the folder name for the item. This location can be anywhere in your file system. If folders are selected in the Folders field, the path appears here. Filter Optional: An asterisk ( ) shows all files. You can enter wildcard characters to display only those files that match an extension. For example, .tif, lists only those files with a .tif extension. Folders A list of your folders beginning with the current folder. Files A list of files within the selected folder. Show hidden folders and files Optional: Toggles whether or not to list certain files that are usually "hidden" from view, such as . (dot) files. Enter file name Type the name of the file or select it from the list. Save Performs the specified action and dismisses the dialog box. Update Displays a new list of files after changing the filter key or changing to a new folder. Cancel Halts the operation without applying the changes. Help Opens the help viewer that displays information about this dialog box. print dialog box printing printing multiple copies printer options selecting a printer printer, selecting To access the Print Dialog Box, choose Print... from the Message menu or press Control+P. To print directly, click the Print to Printer radio button. You can select a different printer by: Typing the new printer name in the Printer Name field. Clicking the More Printers... button and selecting the printer from the displayed list. To display a description of the currently selected printer, click the Info... button. To print to a file, click the Print to File radio button. You can select the file to receive the PostScript output by: Typing the path and filename for the file in the File Name field. Clicking the Select File... button and browsing for the file name. See . To print multiple copies, type the number of copies in the Copies field. For file output, only one copy is created. To submit multiple messages as individual print jobs, click the Print Separately checkbox. To have long lines wrap to fit the page size, click the Use Word Wrap checkbox. The Print dialog box also contains the following buttons: More... Displays the Mailer Print Options dialog box so you can set additional options for headers and footers, margins, printed message headers, and the multiple message separator. See . Print Sends the selected message(s) to the designated printer or file. Setup... Displays the Print Setup window. From this window, you can examine printer information and define both Printer and Job options. See Print Setup Window for more information. Cancel Cancels the print operation and returns you to the Mailer. Help Display help information about the Print dialog box.