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Here is a list of the buttons on the toolbar and a brief description of what they do.
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The get mail button will connect your Thunderbird client to your mail server and look for new messages.
In the bottom left corner you will get a message if you have new email. |
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The write button opens a new window, where you can write your mail, edit attachments and send it.
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The adress book is an area for storing adresses to frequently used contacts. This is covered in more detail later. |
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The reply button will open and new window, including the text from the mail highlighted in your inbox. |
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Will include all recipients of the email replied to, i.e. everybody listed in the To or Copy field will receive the reply. |
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The forward button opens a new window, with the highlighted message either as an attachment,
or inlined (included as text) in the new message. |
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The delete button will delete the highlighted mail message. |
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The junk button will mark the highlighted message as spam. |
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Prints the selected message. |
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The stop button will abort the current event, useful for example if you want to abort
sending a big message, or stop downloading thousands of messages from newsgroups. |
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To get to the Options menu, click on Tools, and the last item on the menu should be Options... In this section there are several options on how to configure your application. |
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This button will allow you to create a new card in your address book, a new card can be a contact person, business relations, etc. |
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This button will open a window where you can create and/or edit an existing mailing list. |
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Lets you change the highlighted card |
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Opens a new window for writing a message to the person highlighted in the address book. |
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Deletes the highlighted card from the address book. |
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- The first thing you need to do to add an attachment is to open a new message. Then you can click on the attach button.
- Right next to the attachment button is there also an arrow; you've got 2 choices, either attach a file or a web address.
- After clicking on the attachment button or drop-down arrow , and either a window for browsing your folders on your hard drive will appear or a line for you to type in the site for the webpage you wish to attach.
- Locate the file you want to attach from your local directory, and press open. Your mail message has now a file attached. If you want to add more attachments to the same email all you have to do is repeat the process. If you want to attach a web page, choose "Attach web page" and fill in the URL of the page you want to attach.
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