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Mail with Outlook Express
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Starting Up | Getting E-mail | Replying to E-mail | Attaching Files | Filters | Address Book | Saving Drafts | Multiple E-mail Accounts | ORGANIZING MESSAGES | Toolbars Organizing your messages Outlook Express makes it easy to keep track of your outgoing and incoming messages. You can create folders to store all the messages you send and receive, and you can search through these folders for particular messages by keyword. Moreover, you can have the messages in a particular folder listed in many different ways to make it easier to find messages. Many folders are created for you, but you can create others of your own. Rather than keeping all your messages in a single folder such as your Inbox, it's a good idea to file them away into folders as soon as you've read them, or to just delete them. After all, there's nothing more frustrating than an Inbox stuffed with old mail. Imagine keeping all your old paper mail in your mailbox at the front door! To transfer a message into a folder
TIP: You can transfer more than one message at a time. To do
this, hold down the Control key (on Macintosh, hold down the Command key
To create a folder (Windows)
To create a folder (Macintosh)
TIP: If, after creating a folder, you want your new folder to appear inside another folder, you can simply click it once and hold the mouse button down, then drag it over the desired folder (the target folder should darken) and then release the mouse button. Your folder will now be inside that folder. To delete a folder
To search for a message
Displaying messages in a particular order At the top of the Message List pane is a narrow table header with a set of horizontal buttons. By clicking on any of these buttons, the messages in the folder will be listed in corresponding order. For instance, clicking the From button will display the messages in aphabetical order by sender's name, and clicking the Subject tab will display all the messages in alphabetical order by the subject line of each message. When you click any of these buttons, a small arrow head appears on the
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