HP a1019h If Your ISP Provides the E-Mail Program, Receiving E-Mail Messages with Outlook Express

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2 Click the Create Mail icon.

3Type in, or select from an address book, the address of each recipient.

NOTE: E-mail addresses contain no spaces and have a period after the server name. Dashes and underscores are sometimes used. Capital letters may be required.

4Type your message in the New Message window.

5Type the message title in the Subject box.

6Click the Send button on the toolbar when you are finished.

7If necessary, click the Send/Recv tool on the toolbar to send any messages stored in the Outbox.

NOTE: When you compose a message without being connected to the Internet, the message is stored in the Outbox until the next time you log on to the Internet and connect to your ISP.

Receiving E-Mail Messages with Outlook Express

Your ISP receives e-mail messages for you automatically, even when your PC is turned off. The ISP then stores your messages until you connect to the Internet and open your e-mail program to read them.

1Start Outlook Express.

2If necessary, click the Send/Recv tool on the toolbar to have your e-mail program get the new messages from all listed e-mail accounts.

3Click the Inbox folder to view the list of incoming messages. Messages not yet read appear in bold on the screen.

NOTE: In Outlook Express, the messages stay in your Inbox until you delete them or move them to another folder.

4Click a message once to view it, or double-click the message to expand it and read it in its own window.

For more information about using your e-mail program, go to the Help menu within the program.

If Your ISP Provides the E-Mail Program

Follow the ISP’s instructions to install its Web browser and e-mail program and to set up and use your e-mail account. You will then be able to send and receive e-mail when your PC is connected to your ISP.

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Contents PC Basics Guide USA Table of Contents Using the Internet Introducing the SoftwareManaging Files Improving PC Performance IndexVi PC Basics Guide Introducing the PC PC Base ComponentsPC Operation Additional PC Base Components Using a Power Surge SuppressorProtecting Your PC External PC ComponentsUsing Virus Protection Programs Using Windows UpdateClick Turn Off Standby ModeTurning Off the PC Click Turn Off Computer Click Stand ByHibernation Mode Automatic Standby or HibernationClick Turn Off Computer Using the Mouse Restarting the PCUsing the Mouse Buttons ScrollingPanning Switching Mouse Button FunctionsAutoscrolling Changing Mouse Pointer SpeedUsing the Keyboard Standard Keyboard FeaturesKeyboard Shortcuts Function Keys Arrow Keys Media Control Keys Cables You May Need Adjusting the MonitorUsing a TV as a Monitor Viewing the PC Image on Your TV ScreenUsing Speakers Adjusting Speaker VolumeUsing a Microphone Adjusting Microphone Volume Handling CDs and DVDs Using Media DrivesUsing Your CD and DVD Drives Inserting and Removing CDs and DVDsPage Using a Diskette Floppy Drive Using a PrinterPC Basics Guide Using the Desktop Introducing the SoftwareLearning More about Software Removing Desktop Icons Retrieving Desktop IconsClick Control Panel Organizing Your All Programs List Using the Start MenuUsing the All Programs Menu Choose All ProgramsUsing the Control Panel Control PanelFeature Name Description Resizing WindowsWorking with Digital Images Managing Files Organizing Files with FoldersMoving Files Creating FoldersClick Move this file Copying Files Finding FilesGetting Files Out of the Recycle Bin Renaming FilesDeleting Files RenameUsing the Internet Connecting to the InternetConnecting the Modem Setting Up the Ethernet Connection About the InternetUsing a Browser Searching the InternetRestricting Internet Content If Using Outlook Express Sending and Receiving E-MailIf Your ISP Provides the E-Mail Program Receiving E-Mail Messages with Outlook ExpressImproving PC Performance Increasing Available Hard Disk Drive SpaceDouble-clickDisk Management Local Emptying the Recycle Bin Uninstalling ProgramsCleaning Up Your Hard Disk Drive Click Control Panel Double-clickAdd or Remove ProgramsConsolidating Scattered Files and Folders Click DefragmentFixing Hard Disk Drive Errors Click Check NowIndex DVDFloppy disk. See diskette floppy drive Receiving e-mails, 35 recording volume, adjusting #5990-8024#
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