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Chapter 7 - Internet 7-5
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Press
Forward
. The mail editor opens. The
contents of the message you are forwarding
will be included in a new message. If the re-
ceived mail message is a MIME document,
only the first text part is copied into the for-
warded message for editing. Possible MIME
attachments are included in the forwarded
message, but they are not visible in the editor.
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When the message is ready to be sent, press
Recipient
to open the Mail directory. See
"Mail directory".
Mail directory
The directory shows a list of contacts that have
electronic mail addresses in the Mail field(s) of
their contact cards.
To select a recipient listed in the Mail directory:
Move the selection frame over the contact’s
name and press
Select
. If the contact has only
one Mail address, the Mail envelope opens. If
the contact has several Mail addresses, a pop-
up box opens, listing the available mail ad-
dresses. Select an address and press
Select
to
open the Mail envelope. See "Mail envelope".
To enter the recipient’s address manually:
Press
Enter address
. The Mail envelope opens.
See "Mail envelope".
Mail envelope
The Mail envelope opens whenever you are about
to send mail (figure 7-3). All field entries are
freely editable.
To determine how the current mail message will
be sent:
Press
Send options
. To change the current
setting, press
Change
. The possible options
are
Send mail
:
Immediately
or
Upon request
(see “Send mail upon request”) and
MIME en-
coding
:
On
or
Off
(see "Mail settings").
To add addresses to the
To:
or
Cc:
fields in the
Mail directory:
Press
Add recipient
. The new address will be
entered into the field which was selected
when you pressed Add recipient. (If the
Sub-
ject:
field is selected, the command is
dimmed.)
You can also manually enter standard Internet
mail addresses. The basic format of an Internet
mail address is
mailbox@domain
. The mailbox
part identifies the mail recipient within a do-
main. Multiple addresses in the
To:
and
Cc:
fields
must be separated by a comma.
To send the message, press
Send
.
Figure 7-2
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