Writing AN E-MAIL Message

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To send an e-mail message to one or more people, all you need to know is their e-mail addresses.

Here are the basic steps:

1From the Web Home screen, select Mail, then press OK or RETURN.

2Select Write from the left side of the page, then press OK or RETURN. A new, blank message appears.

Return to the

Mail list.

Go to your	Your e-mail	The address of the
address book.	address.	person you’re writing to.

Send a copy of this message to someone. (Use Settings in the Mail List to set this up.)

			Type a
			message
			title here.
			Type the
			body of your
			message
			here.
	Check your spelling	Delete the message	When you’re
	before you send	you are writing	finished typing your
	the message.	without sending it.	message, select Send
			and press OK.

T I P	To add addresses from your address book to the To line of an

e-mail message, select the To: on the page, then press OK or RETURN.

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3Type the recipient’s e-mail address, then press the RETURN key on your keyboard.

If you do not have a wireless keyboard, you can use the on-screen keyboard. To show the on-screen keyboard, press the OK button on your remote control.

To send the message to more than one person, separate the addresses with a comma.

4Press RETURN until the blinking typing-cursor is in the Subject line, then type a title for your message and press RETURN again.

As you type your e-mail message, you don’t need to press RETURN at the end of each line. The text moves down automatically.

5When you are finished typing your message, select Send (lower-right corner of the page), then press OK or RETURN. (You may have to scroll down to see the Send button.)

E-mail addresses versus Web addresses:

When you send someone an e-mail, you send it to them at their e-mail address; for example MickeyLou@webtv.net.

Web sites have similar addresses known as URLs (Uniform Resource Locators); for example www.msnbc.com.

While e-mail addresses and Web addresses may look alike, they work very differently. You cannot send e-mail to someone at a Web address, and you cannot view a Web site by going to an e-mail address.