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CabriniOne - Using Email
CabriniOne Email is the mail system used within CabriniOne.
This document will cover the basics of CabriniOne Email.
You will learn how to:
Getting Started
- Students, Faculty and Staff must login to their
CabriniOne account through a web browser, such as Internet Explorer, Netscape,
or Firefox(v1.1+).
- Type in your Cabrini Email username in the
Username
box, and your Cabrini Email password in the Password box then click
OK.
If this is your first time logging into CabriniOne you may get a
Let's Begin button. Completion of the Personal Profile is optional
and you do not have to accept the clickstream tracking.
- You will be welcomed to the CabriniOne webpage.
Click on the Email icon
to get in to the CabriniOne Email. You
will have to supply your Email password the very first time you
use CabriniOne Email.
Note: If you just activated your accounts it takes anywhere from
30-45 minutes before it is ready for use.
A. Type your Email password
in the Password box.
B. Type your Email password in the Confirm
Password box.
C. Click on OK and then Done.
Please note: If you
change your Email password, you will have to supply it again.
D. Click on the Email Tab. The window
below will appear.
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The Inbox, Drafts, Sent
and Deleted (trash) folders should have been set up. If not,
try to redo the steps above. In the example to the left an
external account has been set up. |
Configure options within
email.
Click on the Options Tab. The window
below will appear. (A brief description is below each option. A full
explanation of each is below.)
Note: The Password Changes option for other e-mail accounts will not
work.
Change mail preferences.
Click on Mail Preferences. The window below
will appear.
- Deleted Messages: You can either have your
deleted messages sent to the trash or deleted from system. If
you have them sent to the trash, you will have to delete them
from the trash. This will give you another opportunity to save
messages if you made a mistake. Delete from system will delete
messages permanently from the system.
- Sent Messages: Allows you to set whether
a confirmation appears after you send a message.
- Messages per page: Allows you to specify
how many messages will be displayed on a page.
- Message Headers: Allows you to set whether
the system will display the entire header of a message or a brief
header with the message.
- Requesting Read Receipts: Allows you to specify
whether the compose message screen will contain an option to request
a read receipt when you send a message.
Click on Ok once you set your Mail Preferences
option.
Set a signature.
Click on Signature. The window below will appear.
A signature file can be added to any message that
you send. It may contain information such as your title, school or
office address, and email address. You may check the box to add the
signature to all your messages by default.
Click on Ok.
Change address book preferences.
Click on Address Book Preferences. The window
below will appear.
You may set the number of contacts or email addresses that will appear
on each page.
Retrieve mail from external
accounts.
CabriniOne allows you to retrieve email from
accounts other that your university email account. You must know whether
your external email provider's mail is IMAP or POP compliant. Find
out what the IMAP or POP address is for the server. Some external
email may not work within CabriniOne.
- Click on the Email Icon.
- Click on the Options Tab.
- Click on Retrieve Other Mail.
- In the Add Other Account Window enter: The Account
Name (Yahoo, RoadRunner etc.) and IMAP or POP.
- Click Add.
- Enter the External Mail Server (e.g. pop.mail.yahoo.com).
- Enter your Email address at the external mail
server (e.g. Jane_Student@yahoo.com).
- Enter your Userid on the other mail server (e.g.
Jane_Student).
- Enter your Password on the other mail server.
- Enter your Password on the other mail server
again.
- For POP accounts only, choose to leave email
on server.
- Click OK.
- Click on the E-mail tab.
Compose, send, read, reply
to and delete a message.
Composing
Click on the the Compose icon
to compose a new message. The following window will appear.
You can send email to the following recipient
types:
To - Primary recipients of a message
CC - Carbon copy for secondary recipients.
Bcc - Blind carbon copy for secondary recipients
not identified to the other recipients.
Primarily, you will be using the To recipient
more so than the others. To compose a message, type in the email
address of the recipient you with to send mail to. Type a Subject
in the Subject box, and then type your Message in the Message
box. To keep a copy of mail that you are sending, click in the box
beside Save a copy to the Sent Folder and click on the box
beside Add Signature if you wish to include your signature
file. Click on the box beside Request Read Receipt if you would
like to know if the recipient of your email has read it.
Sending
Click on the Send button
when you are ready to send your message. You will be told who your
message has been sent to. Click OK.
Reading
Click on the Get Mail icon
to update your InBox with new messages. There will be a From, Subject,
Size and Date/Time as InBox headers. To read a message, click on the
messageyou would like to read. Another window will appear at the bottom
of the InBox folder with your message.
Replying
To reply to a message, click on the
Reply icon to respond to the sender alone or the Reply
All icon to respond to all addresses in the message.
Deleting
You may delete messages from the InBox
window or after reading a message. To delete a message from the InBox
window, click the check box beside the message, and then click the
Delete icon. To delete a message after reading it, simply
click the Delete icon that is at the top or bottom of
the message.
Create and file messages
in folders.
Folders are used to organize your mail messages
into categories. For example, you may wish to use a different folder
for each one of your courses.
Creating Folders
To create a new folder, click the Create
button of the folders window. Type in a folder name
in the New Folder Name box. Select the Inbox location
for your folder under the New Folder Location list. Please see the
note below.
Filing
You should file messages you want to keep into
folders. This will keep your InBox from being cluttered with old messages.
You may file messages from the InBox list or one that that you are
currently reading.
To file a message that you are currently reading,
select the Move icon. You will be prompted to select a destination
folder. Select the folder, and click Ok. To file a message
from your InBox, click the check box beside the message, and follow
the directions above.
Sending, Viewing, Opening
and Saving Attachments.
Attachments are files or documents that are
sent to a recipient via email. Follow the instructions below for attaching
files.
Sending
- Click on the Compose Msg icon.
- Type in the recipient's email address at
the To: prompt
- Click on the Attach (
) button. The window below will appear.
Choose a file to attach by clicking the Browse
button. Select the file that you would like to attach. Click the Attach
button. You will notice that the file will appear in the files list.
If you would like to remove a file, select the file and click the
Remove button. Click the OK button, and then the Send
button.
Viewing and Opening Attachments
Messages with File attachments will appear in
your InBox with a paper clip beside the subject.
Click on the message to read the message.
You will see the name of the file beside the
paper clip as in the diagram to the left. Click on the filename, and
the window below will appear.
You will prompted to Open the file or Save it
to disk. Opening the file will open the file in its native application,
such as Microsoft Word. Saving the file to disk will prompt you for
a disk location.
Note: Files may not open if the appropriate helper applications
are not installed in Netscape or Internet Explorer.
Use address books and mailing
or distribution lists.
An address book is used to store email addresses
of individual recipients, while a mailing or distribution list stores
email addresses of many people. For example, you would use a mailing
or distribution list for a class.
Address Book
Click on the Address Book tab to create
a new address book. The following window will appear.
Adding New Contact
In the Address Book window, click on New
Contact icon to add an individual recipient to your book. You
will be prompted to type in some personal information (First Name,
Last Name and Display Name), and contact information (Email address,
Phone Number, and Notes). You must type information in the Display
Name box and the Email Address box. They are required fields, while
the others are not. Click on Ok once you get all the information
type in. Each New Contact will be added in the All Contacts Group.
New Group (Mailing or Distribution List)
Recipients must be added by first creating a
New Contact before they can be added to a New Group. Create a new
contact for each individual you would like added to the group. Once
you get all the individuals typed in, click on the New Group
icon. The following window will appear.
Type in a name for the group in the New
Group box. There should be a list of all the individuals that you
added a New Contact for. Select the individual that you would like
added to the group by clicking on their contact name. Click on the
right arrow, and the individualwill be added the New Group. Once you
add all the individuals to the group, click on OK. To send
a message to the group, type in the Group Name in the To field of
the Compose Message window or by selecting the group from the pull-down
menu and clicking Email group.
Print email.
You may print a message by clicking on the
Print Message icon. Your operating system Windows or
Macintosh may ask you to confirm the printer settings.
Exiting email.
Click the Exit button to get out of CabriniOne Email.
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