1. Open the message.
   
2. Go to the end of the message and right-click on the link on the right side of the attachment icon () and choose "Save Target As..." (Macintosh users will need to click and hold rather than right click.)
   
   
3. A new window will open. You can now save the attachment as a file. Note the name and destination of the file so that you can find it later.

1. Click on the New: Message button
   
   
2. In the New Message, please follow the directions below:

• In the To field, specify the recipient's E-mail address. To send your message to more than one person, add additional E-mail addresses in the To field separated by commas.
  
  
• In the Cc field, enter the E-mail addresses of those to whom you would like to send a "carbon copy" of your message. All other recipients of that message will be able to see that the person you designated in the Cc field has received a copy of the message.
  
  
• In the Bcc field, enter the E-mail addresses of those to whom you would like to send a "blind carbon copy" of your message. This is nearly identical to the Cc feature, except that Bcc recipients are invisible to the To and Cc recipients of the message as well as to each other.
  
  
• In the Subject field, enter the subject of your message.
  
  
• Use the large text box to enter the contents of your message.
  
  
• Check the spelling of your message by clicking the Spell Check button. Any word that has been spelt incorrectly will then be displayed in red font.
  
  
• To attach a file to your message, go to the Attachment area below and click on the Browse button. You can attach up to six files with your message.
  
  
• Once you have completed the above steps, click on the Send button at the left of the message text area.

1. Click on the Address Book button.
   
   
2. Select the Address or Group you would like to address your message to.
   
   
3. Click on To, Cc or Bcc to insert the address or group in the right field.
   
   
4. To close the Address Book page click on the "X" sign at the top right corner.

1. Click on the Spell Check button. If the selected Spell Checker finds a word it cannot recognize, the Spell Checker window appears. Any word that may have been spelt incorrectly will then be displayed in red font.
   
   
2. If the Spell Checker program can suggest changes, the Replace button appears with a menu of suggestions. Click on the Replace button to use the selected suggestion and to continue the spell check process.

1. Click on the Browse button in the Attachments area below the message text
   
   
2. Select the file you want to attach. The name of the selected file appears in the Attachment field.

• Check the Notify when Delivered checkbox, if you want to be notified that your message has been successfully delivered to the recipient(s) accounts.
  
  
• Check the Notify when Read checkbox if you want to be notified that your message has been opened by the recipient(s).

1. If you click on the Reply button, the original message Reply-To header field is automatically placed into the To field of your reply. If the original message did not have the Reply-To header, the original message Form field is used.
   
   
2. If you click on the Reply All button, the original message Reply-To/From address is copied to the To field of the reply message. Then all addresses from the original message To fields are added to the reply To field, and all addresses from the original message Cc fields are copied to the reply Cc field.

1. Click on the Settings button.
   
   
2. Select the Composer Tab
   
   
3. The following options can be set:
   
   

   Signature	This text is automatically added to all messages you compose using the inet web mail Interface.
   From Address	This field allows you to specify the From: address for the messages you send using the inet web mail Interface.
   Reply Header	This string is added in front of the quoted text of the original message. It can contain special symbol combinations which are substituted with the original message data: ^T the date and time when the original message was sent ^F the From address of the original message ^N the EOL (end of line) character(s)
   Reply Quoting	Each line of the copied original message text is prefixed with this string. Note: If you set this option to an empty string, the original message text will not be included into a reply message.
   MIME-encode Headers	If this option is set, message header fields containing non-ASCII (national) symbols are sent using MIME encoding.
   Text columns	This option specifies the width of the Composer field you use to enter your message texts.
   Auto Wrap	This option specifies if the composed text should be hard-wrapped (cut into individual lines) before sending. If you disable this feature, some recipients may see entire paragraphs of your messages as single, very long lines.

   
   
4. Once you finish, click on the Submit button at the top right corner.

1. Select the folder you want to move/copy your message to, from the list of folders.
   
   
2. Click either Move (to move the message without keeping a copy in the old folder), or Copy (to copy the message in the new folder while keeping a copy in the old folder).

1. Open the folder that contains the message you would like to move/copy by clicking on the folder name.
   
   
2. Mark the message and select the folder you want to move/copy your message to from the list of folders located at the bottom of the folder page.
   
   
3. Click either Move (to move the message without keeping a copy in the old folder), or Copy (to copy the message in the new folder while keeping a copy in the old folder).

1. Mark the message you would like to delete.
   
   
2. Click on the Delete button at the top of the message page.

1. At the top folder bar, enter the search key words in the text area to the left of the Search button.
   
   
2. Click on the Search button
   
   

1. Click on the Settings button.
   
   
2. Select the General Tab
   
   
3. In the Folders Viewer area, the following options can be set:
   
   

   Use Message Character Set	Use this option to set the Character set of the displayed messages.
   Show HTML	This option specifies how the inet web mail interface should process messages in the HTML format in frame In this mode the HTML portions of messages are displayed in an embedded frame, providing complete separation of the message?s HTML code from the inet webmail Interface Folder page code. If you use a browser that does not support embedded frames (Netscape 4.x), you will have to click a special link to open the HTML portion of the message in a separate window. inline In this mode the HTML portions of messages are inserted into the inet webmail Interface Folder page code. The inet webmail Interface checks the message's HTML portion code and removes some tags that may distort the entire inet webmail Folder page.
   Send Read Receipts	Use this option to set how you would like the "Read" notifications to be sent to the original senders.
   Fields	The fields listed in this set are displayed in the message headers.

   
   
4. Once you finish, click on the Submit button at the top right corner.

1. Click on the Settings button.
   
   
2. Select the General Tab
   
   
3. In the Trash Management area, the following options can be set:
   
   

   Message Delete Method	Set this option to Immediately if you want to permanently remove a message when you click on the Delete link or button. Set this option to Move To Trash if you want to move deleted messages to the special Trash Folder, so they can be recovered from there. Set this option to Mark if you the Delete operation to mark messages as "deleted", without actually removing them. Then you can use the Purge Deleted operation to remove all folder messages marked as Deleted. The remaining options can be used when the Move To Trash method is selected.
   Trash Folder	This setting allows you to specify the folder to be used as Trash. If you access your account with some other mailer that uses a Trash folder, too, you may want to configure the inet webmail Interface to use the same folder as Trash. For example, the Microsoft Outlook client uses the Deleted Items folder as a Trash folder.
   Keep Message Received Time	If this option is enabled, then messages moved to Trash keep the Received ("Internal") time attribute and shows the time when the message was received. If this option is disabled, the Received time attribute for messages moved to Trash is changed to the time when they were moved. This option has an effect on the next option.
   On Logout Remove from Trash if Older than	When you logout of the inet webmail Interface, the system checks the Received date of the messages in the Trash folder, and removes all messages older that the specified period of time. Depending on the Keep Message Received Time option value, it allows you to keep only recent messages in the Trash, or to keep only recently deleted messages in the Trash.

   
   Once you finish, click on the Submit button at the top right corner.

1. Click on the Settings button.
   
   
2. Select the General Tab
   
   
3. In the Text Encoding area, the following options can be set:
   
   

   Preferred Character set	Use this option to set the Character set used for your messages Text. For Arabic text set this option to "Unicode UTF8" character set.
   Use Unicode (UTF) for	Use this option and set the when to use Unicode character set

   
   
4. Once you finish, click on the Submit button at the top right corner.

1. On the left Folders bar, Click on the Add link located towards the top, next to Folders.
   
   
2. Enter a folder name in the Folder Name field.
   
   
3. Select the type of folder, by default if no type has been selected, the created folder will be the standard folder type that will be to store E-mail messages.
   
   
4. Click on the Create button.
   
   

1. Open the folder page by clicking on the folder name.
   
   
2. Click on the Folder Options button at the top right corner.
   
   
3. Click on the Remove button.

1. Open the folder page by clicking on the folder name.
   
   
2. Click on the Folder Options button at the top right corner.
   
   
3. Enter the new folder name in the New Folder Name field.
   
   
4. Click on the Rename button.

1. Click on the Settings button.
   
   
2. Select the General Tab
   
   
3. In the Folders Viewer area, the following options can be set:
   
   

   Display	This option specifies how many messages should be displayed on one folder page. If a folder has more messages than this option specifies, arrow links appear to allow you to "page" the entire Folder.
   Refresh Every	This option specifies how often the folder pages should be automatically updated.
   Fields	This set of options specifies the message fields to be displayed in the folder pages. Select -nothing- and click on the Update button to remove a field.
   Sort	This set of radio buttons allows you to select the field for initial (default) folder sorting.
   Reverse	This option specifies the initial (default) folder sorting order.

   
   Once you finish, click on the Submit button at the top right corner.

1. Click on the Settings button.
   
   
2. Select the General Tab
   
   
3. In the Default Folders area, the following options can be set:
   
   

   Save Sent Messages	Use this option to specify the name of your Default Sent Messages Folder.
   Save Draft Messages	Use this option to specify the name of your Default Draft Messages Folder.
   Default Folder for Notes	Use this option to specify the name of your Default Notes Folder.

   
   Once you finish, click on the Submit button at the top right corner.

• To access your address book, you need to compose a new message and click on the Address Book button. If the ?address book? option is not selected by default in front of the Displaying, select the ?address book? from the list and click on the Filter button on the left.
  
  
• Select one or several Address Book elements and click on the To/Cc/Bcc buttons to add the selected addresses to the message you are composing.
  
  
• If an Address Book element is a Group, it is displayed in brackets ([name]). When you add a group to a message, all group elements are added.
  
  
• To add an element to the opened Address Book, type the E-mail address (with an optional real name or comment) in the text field, and click on the Add New button.
  
  
• To remove elements from the opened Address Book, select all the elements and click on the Delete button.

1. Open any Address Book folder and click on New Group.
   
   
2. In the New Contact Group, type the name of the new group that you want to create.
   
   
3. Add new members by clicking on the Add button after each E-mail address you enter.
   
   
4. You can add Notes to describe the new group.
5. When you finish, click on the Submit button at the top right corner.

1. Open the Contacts folder that contains your groups information (All contacts folders have this icon ).
   
   
2. Open the group item from the list of groups.
   
   
3. Click on the Edit button.
   
   
4. Update the contact group details and when you finish, click on the Submit button..

1. Open any Address Book folder and click on New Contacts.
   
   
2. The New Contact page contains entry fields for Contact Item elements. Fill in the fields.
   
   
3. When you finish, click on the Save Contact button.
   
   

1. Open the Contacts folder that contains your Contacts information (All contacts folders have this icon ).
   
   
2. Open the contact item from the list of contacts.
   
   
3. Click on the Edit button.
   
   
4. Update the contact details and when you finish, click on the Submit button..

1. Open the Address Book by clicking on the Address Book button.
   
   
2. Select ?contacts? from the drop down list in front of Displaying.
   
   
3. Click on the Filter button at the top right corner of the Address Book page.
   
   
4. Select one or several Contacts elements and click on the To/Cc/Bcc buttons to add the selected addresses to the message you are composing.

1. Open the Contacts folder.
   
   
2. Click on the Folder Options button at the top right corner.
   
   
3. In the Import area, Click on Browse to select the (vCard) data.
   
   
4. Click on the Import button.

• Click on the Export vCard Data 2.1 link to export contacts in ?vCards 2.1? Format.
  
  
• Click on the Export vCard Data 3.0 link to export contacts in ?vCards 3.0? Format.

1. Click on the Settings button.
   
   
2. Select the General Tab.
   
   
3. In the Default Folders area, the following options can be set:
   
   

   Default Address Book	Use this option to specify the name of your default Address Book folder.
   Default Contacts folder	Use this option to specify the name of your default Contacts folder.

   
   
4. Once you finish, click on the Submit button at the top right corner.

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1. Click on the Settings button.
   
   
2. Select the Anti-Spam Tab.
   
   
3. In the Level of detection sensitivity area, choose the level of Anti-Spam from the available 6 levels in front of the Detection Level option. The stronger the level, the less probability that real Spam messages pass the filter without being identified as Spam messages.
   
   If you select the "none" option, the Anti-Spam will not filter the Spam messages.
   
   
4. Next, you can choose the automatic action against those messages identified as Spam messages. The four available actions are:

   None:	No action will be taken for the Spam messages.
   Discard:	The Spam message will be discarded completely without reaching any of your folders.
   Store In:	The Spam message will be stored automatically in the selected folder.
   Highlight:	The Spam message will be received in your InBox but with a Red Color Title.

   
   
5. When you finish, click on the Submit button.

1. Use Blocked Addresses area to enter the E-mail address and click on the Add button.
   
   
2. Click on the Submit button.

1. Select the E-mail address you want to remove.
   
   
2. Click on the Delete button.
   
   
3. Click on the Submit button.

1. Click on the Settings button.
   
   
2. Select the Anti-Spam Tab.
   
   
3. Use Allowed addresses area to enter the E-mail address and click on the Add button.
   
   
4. Click on the Submit button.
   
   

1. Select the E-mail address you want to remove.
   
   
2. Click on the Delete button.
   
   
3. Click on the Submit button.
   
   

1. To create a new rule, enter its name in the top field in front of the Rule Name option and click on the Create button.
   
   
2. To remove a rule, select the checkbox in the Delete column and click on the Submit button.
   
   
3. To modify a rule click on the Edit link to open the rule settings page.

1. Click on the Rules button.
   
   
2. In the Vacation Message area, enter your vacation message in the text area.
   
   
3. Click on the Enable Vacation Message button.
   
   

1. Click on the Rules button.
   
   
2. In the Mail Redirection, enter the E-mail addresses you want to redirect/forward your incoming messages to.
   
   
3. Check the Enable E-mail Redirection checkbox.
   
   

1. Open the folder you want to share.
   
   
2. Click on the Folder Options button.
   
   
3. In the Access Control List, enter the full E-mail address of the user you want to share this folder with in the Identifier field.
   
   
4. Select the privilege level of the available options to the right, the available options are
   
   

   (Lookup)	If you grant a user the Lookup access right, that user will be able to see this folder when it asks the Server to list all folders in your Account.
   (Read/Select).	If you grant a user the Read access right, that user will be able to open (select) this folder and see (read) the messages in this folder.
   (Seen)	If you grant a user the Seen access right, that user will be able to mark messages as read (seen). Usually a message is automatically marked as seen when a user reads it. But if this access right is not granted, the folder message "seen" status will not be changed.
   (Write/Flags)	If you grant a user the Write access right, that user will be able to set message flags: i.e. to mark messages as answered or "flagged", and to reset the message flags.
   (Delete)	If you grant a user the Delete access right, that user will be able to mark messages as deleted and to compress the folder, removing all its messages marked as deleted.
   (Insert)	If you grant a user the Insert access right, that user will be able to append messages to this folder and to copy messages from other folders into this one.
   (Post)	This access right is not used by modern mailers.
   (Create)	If you grant a user the Create access right, that user will be able to create new subfolders "inside" this folder. When a subfolder is created, it inherits the access privilege of the "parent" folder. This means that if you create the InBoX/sales folder, it is created with the same ACL as specified for the InBoX folder.
   (Administer)	If you grant a user the Administer access right, that user will be able to modify the ACL for this folder.

   
   
5. Once you finish, click on the Submit button at the top right corner
   
   

1. Click on the Settings button.
   
   
2. Select The Folders Sharing Tab.
   
   
3. In the folder subscription area, you will find all your folders configured. To configure an access to a folder in another Premium account, choose an empty field to type the following:
   
   Type the tilda sign (~), the user E-mail address, the slash sign (/) and then the folder name. Make sure that user has already granted you the Select access right for that folder.
   
   
4. Once you finish, click on the Submit button at the top right corner
   
   

1. In the Folder alias area, type the new alias name.
   
   
2. In the Foreign Folder name field, type the full path to the folder as described below
   
   Type the tilda sign (~), the user E-mail address, the slash sign (/) and then the folder name. Make sure that user has already granted you the Select access right for that folder.
   
   
3. Once you finish, click on the Submit button at the top right corner
   
   

1. Enter the full path to the folder as described below
   
   Type the tilda sign (~), the user E-mail address, the slash sign (/) and then the folder name. Make sure that user has already granted you the Select access right for that folder.
   
   
2. Click on the Open button and the foreign folder will be displayed among your list of folders if you have the right access.
   
   

1. Click on the Settings button.
   
   
2. Select The Alias tab.
   
   
3. Read carefully the "Important Note" at the left side of the screen before you set up your alias
   
   
4. Type your E-mail password and the new alias name.
   
   If the alias name has not been taken by another user, a successful message will be displayed and you can use the new alias name immediately for sending and receiving messages along with the original E-mail address.
   
   
5. Click on the Submit button
   
   

1. Click on the Settings button.
   
   
2. Select The Remote POP tab.
   
   
3. The available options in the External E-mail Account are:
   
   

   Poll Every	This option specifies how often the Remote POP should poll the remote account. Set this option to " ----" to remove the remote account record. If you set this option to "disabled", the account record is not removed, but the remote account is not polled.
   POP Account	This option specifies the name of the mail account on the remote host.
   Mail Server	This option specifies the exact name of the E-mail server (or The E-mail Domain) that should be polled. Please note that this could be the name of a specific computer (as specified in DNS A-records), not just a generic domain name of the provider system. For example, if the provider has the domain name provider.com, its POP server is usually named mail.provider.com or pop.provider.com.
   Password	The E-mail password to use to log into the remote E-mail account.
   Leave	If this option is selected, the Remote POP does not delete messages from the remote account. Instead, it remembers the UID (Unique IDentifier) of the retrieved messages, and the next time the RPOP module polls this remote account, it does not retrieve messages that have the same UIDs. If you want to use this option, verify that the remote POP server supports the UIDL command.
   APOP	If this option is selected the Remote POP uses the secure APOP method for authentication on that remote host.
   TLS	If this option is selected, the RPOP module tries to establish a secure (SSL/TLS) connection with the remote host. Standard POP servers accept incoming secure connections on the TCP port 995. If you need to poll an account on a remote secure POP server that uses a non-standard port, specify the port number after the host name, using the colon (:) symbol as the separator: pop.provider.com:9786
   Result of last Poll	If the last attempt to retrieve mail from the remote account was successful, this field tells when (in the server's local time) this attempt took place. If the last attempt was not successful, the field contains the error code

   
   Click on the Submit button.

1. Click on the Settings button.
   
   
2. Select the Password tab.
   
   
3. Enter your current password once and your new password twice.
   
   
4. Click on the Submit button