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Mail 1.2 (Macintosh)

  1. WHEN SETTING IT UP FOR THE FIRST TIME:

    Mail icon

    Click on the Mail icon (it looks like a postage stamp). The first time you use it, you will see a screen that looks like this:

    Mail 1.2

    If Mail has previously been configured:
    For newer versions of Macintosh Mail: pull down File, then select New Account of Add Account.

    If your version of Macintosh Mail doesn't have the option for Add Account or New Account, pull down Mail, then select Preferences. The Accounts screen will appear. Click the   +   sign in the lower left.
    For Your Name, enter your name as you want it to appear in e-mail messages. It's up to you what's entered here. Examples are: Jane Doe; Jane; Jane D.; J. Doe, Sales Administrator; etc.

    For Email Address, enter your e-mail address.

    For Incoming Mail Server, enter pop.mm.com

    For Mail Server Type, make sure the dot is next to POP.

    For User Name, enter your 3-8 character username in all lower case.

    For Password, enter your 6-8 character password in all lower case.

    For Outgoing Mail Server, enter smtp.mm.com
    NOTE: If you're accessing your mailbox from another ISP, that's perfectly fine, but that ISP's rules apply when sending mail. If you enter smtp.mm.com but can't send mail, that ISP may allow you to use smtp.mm.com if you change the outgoing port from 25 to 587. Or, that ISP may allow you to use smtp.mm.com but with smtp authentication enabled. Or, that ISP may require that you use their smtp server setting.

    Click OK to save the information.

  2. TO EDIT AN EXISTING ACCOUNT:

    Pull down Mail. Go into Preferences. Your screen may look like the one below, but if it doesn't, click on Accounts. Highlight the account you want to edit under Description by clicking once on it. Click Edit. The screen should look like this:

    If you need to make any changes or corrections to the information, make them here. Then click OK to save the changes or corrections.

  3. TO REMOVE AN EXISTING ACCOUNT:

    Pull down Mail. Go into Preferences. Highlight the account you want to delete under Description. Click Remove.
  4. If your mailbox is overly full because it's set to leave mail on server for too long:
    • Pull down Mail.

    • Select Preferences.

    • Make sure the account for your mailbox here is highlighted under Description and click the Edit button.

    • Click the Advanced tab.

    • The option you want is Remove copy from server after retrieving a message. This option may or may not be checked. If it's checked, you may have it remove the mail from the server right away, after one day, after one week, after one month or when moved from inbox. The choice is yours.
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