Topics covered in this section:
To Compose a New Message
Click on the Compose button located on the mail toolbar.

The following window will appear.

1. In the To: field, enter the email address of the person/people
you are sending the message to. If sending to more than one
person, enter the email addresses separated by commas, spaces
or semicolons.
Note: If you are sending this to
an NSU email address, you need only to enter their first or
last name and click on Expand Names button. If you don't enter
the full address, you must click on the Expand Names button
or the email will not be sent to the correct address. This will
search for any NSU student/staff member with that name. You
will see the following:

2. Click on the drop-down menu and you will be able to select the email address for the NSU person you wish to correspond with.
If you want to send a message to someone in your addressbook, click the Address Book icon under Charset and you will see the following popup window:

3. The addresses in your book will show up on the left-hand side. If you have many entries, you can search by typing the name in the Find field, then clicking Search. Click the name of the person you want to send the message to, then click either To >>, Cc >> or Bcc >>. When you're finished, click OK. You will be returned to the Compose window.
4. Type the subject of the message next to the Subject: field.

5. If you want to save a copy of the message, put a check next to Save a copy in and select the folder you want to save the message to.
6. If you want to request a read receipt, put a check next to that option. Please note: the recipient can still deny to send you back the receipt. It is only a request.
7. If you would like a confirmation that the email was delivered, click Request Delivery Confirmation.
8. If you would like to link attachments, put a check next to Link Attachments.
9. To compose your message in
HTML format, click Switch to HTML composition. The Text section
will have a toolbar to choose from that will enable you to format
your message. (See below)
10. Type your message in the Text section. .
11. Click on the Send Message button.
Note: If you would like
to save the message and work on it later you can click on Save
Draft. This will place the message in the drafts folder. To
access it later, click on the Open Folder drop-down menu and
select drafts.

This will bring you to the drafts folder where you can
select your message, edit it and send it when it is completed.
1. To spell-check the message before sending it, click on the Spell Check button in the Options toolbar. You will see the following window appear.

2. Choose one of the suggested words using the drop down menu or type in your own correction, then click the Change radial button. To change all instances of that word, select Change All. To ignore one instance of the spelling mistake, click Ignore. To leave the word alone, click Ignore All.
3. Click Next to apply the changes or click Cancel to cancel the spell check and go back to the compose window.

4. Click on Done and you will be returned to the Compose window. The changes you made in spell-check will appear.
After composing your message, scroll to the bottom of the Compose
window.
Note: If you do not see the Attachment
section try maximizing the window and scrolling down to the
very bottom of the page. If you still do not see it, try moving
the entire window as far up as possible.

1. Click on the Browse button, located to the right of the Attachment field. The following window will appear.

2. Select the file you wish to attach and click on Open. The filename will appear in the Attachment field as shown below.

3. Click on Attach. Information for the file will show up as shown below:

Note: To delete the attachment put a check next "Delete?" and click Update Attachment Information.
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- Composing a Message
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- Search
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- File Manager
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