COMPUTER TRAINING: Receiving and Reading a message

Saturday, 15 December 2012

Receiving and Reading a message

Using Outlook Express
 
Receiving and Reading a message
 
When Outlook Express receives messages, it stores them in your Inbox folder. The number next to the word Inbox on the left side of the window tells you how many messages are waiting for you. If there is no number, you have no new messages.
 
When you click the Inbox folder on the left side of the window, the contents of the folder are displayed on the upper, right portion of the window, which is called the Message List pane. The Message List pane shows the subject and author of the messages in the Inbox. If a message header is bold, that message has not yet been read. If the message header is not bold, the message has been opened.
 
The lower right portion of the screen is called the Message Contents pane, and it shows you a preview of the message selected in the Message List pane. This feature allows you to scan the message contents to see if and when to read that message. To preview the contents of another message, just click another message header in the Message List pane.
 
To receive and read messages, follow these steps :
 
1. Open the Outlook Express program.
 
Note: If you are always connected to the network and Internet connection, your message is automatically sent. otherwise you will need to Click Send And Receive to connect to the Internet connection and send the message.
 
2 . In the Folder pane, click your Inbox folder. If it has a number next to it, you have new or unread messages. New and unread messages appear in bold in the Message List pane.
 
 
 
 

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