After you have set up your e-mail account, you’ll want to write and send an e-mail (or e-mails). Follow these steps to write and send e-mails to your friends and family:
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Open Windows Mail and click the Create Mail icon from the program’s menu.
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If you don’t see a Create Mail icon along the top, click the File menu, select New, and choose Mail Message. A New Message window appears.
To send a quick e-mail to somebody in your Contacts folder, right-click his or her name, choose Action, and select Send E-Mail. Windows Mail opens an e-mail already addressed to that person, saving you a step.
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Type your friend’s e-mail address into the To box.
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Or, click the To button next to where you type an address: A window appears, listing the names of people listed in your Contacts folder. Click your friend’s name, click the To button, and click OK.
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Fill in the Subject box.
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Although optional, the Subject line lets your friends know why you’re bugging them. That makes it easier for your friends to sort their mail.
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Type your message into the large box at the bottom of the window.
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Type whatever you want and for as long as you want. There’s very little limit on the size of a text file.
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To attach a file to your message, drag and drop the file onto the message or click the paper clip icon, navigate to the file, and double-click the file’s name to attach it.
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Most ISPs balk at sending files larger than about 5MB, however, which rules out most MP3 files and some digital photos.
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Click the Send button in the box’s top-left corner.
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No Send button? Then click File in the New Message window and choose Send Message.
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