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What is Email ?

Electronic mail ("email") works very much like postal mail. You receive mail at your own "address", and you send mail to others at their addresses.

If you are on the Internet, you already have an email address (e.g., "replace@internetguys.ca"). The name before the "@" symbol identifies the recipient of the mail (it can be a person, a position, or the name of a department or company). The information that follows the "@" symbol identifies the computer to which the mail is sent.

If you have used a computer to type a letter, then you have most of the skills needed to send email. The only difference is that with regular mail you would have to print out the letter and put it in a mailbox, whereas with email you press a key or two and the letter is transmitted electronically to the recipient. If the recipient of your email has an account with a server on the Internet, then he or she can read your letter within a few seconds.

We recommend our clients to use Internet Explorer's email program Outlook Express. It is very user friendly.

Solar Winds Email Settings can be found here.

Choose from the menu above for the specific help sections for your email program.

Outlook Express

Microsoft Outlook Express is a free e-mail program that is typically included with the Internet Explorer web browser. It is available for Windows 95/98, Windows 3.1, and Macintosh. Please select the instructions for the version of Outlook Express you have on your computer.

 

Microsoft Outlook

These pages are provided to support the configuration and usage of the Microsoft Office Outlook Family of Products. Please select the version you have below to continue.

 

Microsoft Outlook 98

Outlook 98 is the second version of Microsoft Outlook, introduced in March 1998 as a free download, later maintained as a free upgrade for registered Outlook 97 users and finally withdrawn from web download just before the release of Outlook 2000 in June 1999. Outlook 98 is very common among business users today we have compiled several support pages for our clients.

 

Microsoft Outlook 2000

This section of the Solar Winds Online help pages deals with Microsoft Outlook 2000. Outlook 2000 is a popular email program with businesses today.

 

 
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