Getting Started with Mail

Finding your way around the Webmail app

: folders list. It offers folders in separate and collapsible trees, allowing the grouping of user folders on one hand and mailshares on the other.
: the message list contained in the selected folder in column A. You can use the filters at the top of the list to select the types of messages you want to display. Details and possible actions appear when you hover over a message. The column width can be adjusted to accommodate message previews or to adapt to the type of screen used.
: main display area. The homepage shows possible actions or a message is one is selected.
: it includes the button to create a new message, the search field, and the buttons for possible actions depending on the current display (actions on a message when displayed or possible grouped actions when several messages are selected).

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To display a message in a new window, go to the message menu and click "Open in new window".

Attachments are shown in a collapsible box under the message header.

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Click for a preview of images and click to download attachments.

The user's folders and their shared folders are listed in the sidebar.
By default, there are 6 folders: "Inbox", "Drafts", "Sent", "Junk", "Trash" and "Outbox".
You can create folders and subfolders in your mailbox.

The message composer makes it easy to compose emails with :

: the main toolbar shows the actions available for the current message: send, attach, save, remove and display "From" field.
: this area presents the sender's address fields and recipients as well as the message subject
: this area presents the attachments of the messages. It can be collapsed or expanded to show more or less file information.
: the content writing area.
: in addition to showing when the message was last saved, this area also shows the main action buttons for a more intuitive and easier access: on the left, the send and delete buttons, on the right formatting, attachments, signature, template and display the "From" field buttons.

For more details and help, see Mail.