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Outline the step by step procedure of Reading Email messages.

      

Outline the step by step procedure of Reading Email messages.

  

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Kavungya
1. Launch the e-mail program Microsoft Outlook from the Start menu or a shortcut on the desktop.
2. Enter the password if prompted and click OK.
Alternatively, you may need to select your profile from the Choose
Profile dialog box that appears.
3. In this case, select your profile by clicking the down arrow key of the Profile Name dialog box and click OK.
NB: A User Profile is a group of settings that define how Outlook is set up for a particular user. It also defines through the information services how a user can send, store, and receive messages.
4. The Inbox is where all incoming messages are stored when you connect to Outlook. Displayed are the e-mail messages that you have received.
Unopened mail
Opened mail
A list of e-mail messages
5. To open and read e-mail messages in the Inbox, choose the message that you want to read. Then, double click on it to open it.
Message
The lower grid of your screen will have the full message. As you read the items in your Inbox, you can reply to, forward, or file them in other folders that you create.
When you have finished reading a message, you can close the window by selecting the File menu, then choosing Close. This will take you back to the Outlook window.
When you do not need to use any other e-mail services, you can exit the Outlook program by selecting the File menu, then choosing Close.
If there are any e-mail messages in the Outbox that have not been sent, a message will appear prompting you to send the e-mail(s) at that particular time or you can choose to send it later.
Kavungya answered the question on May 17, 2019 at 10:35


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