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![]() So you guys have probably been checking your email with webmail, please don't, webmail is not designed to be your primary email client, its only meant for accessing your email away from your computer. Please refer to the following guidelines for your email client issues. ![]() Supported Email Clients Windows: Microsoft Outlook 2003 (Comes with Microsoft Office 2003) Microsoft Outlook Express 6 (Comes with Windows) (Please note: filters don't work in this client with mit email) Mac: Apple Mail (Comes with Mac OS X) Athena: Pine (type pine at the athena prompt) [ top ] ![]() Bad ideas
[ top ] ![]() Email Clients Setup Instruction Pine:Already setup for you in athena, just type pine at the athena prompt and go!!!! Outlook Instructions Outlook Express Instructions Apple Mail 1.3.x Instructions Apple Mail 2.0 Instructions Thunderbird: Although Thunderbird is not supported by IS&T, many users have found it useful in managing email. You should know though that it will not save your sent mail on MIT's email server. If you'd like to try it out, some unofficial installation instructions are available. [ top ] ![]() How to Avoid Spam So you've been getting a lot of spam recently and you want to know what to do about it. Follow the instructions for a Spamscreen folder at the IST spam website. If your account was created after October 4, 2004 you already have a Spamscreen folder, unless you deleted it, in which case, go and create a new one. Now that you have a Spamscreen folder, edit your personal settings for what email is diverted to it by going to spamscreen. It has been our observation that the allow and deny list on this preferences page do not work. It would also be a good idea to setup an automatic purging of your Spamscreen folder otherwise it will get very large and eat up your email quota. [ top ] ![]() Mailing List There are two types of MIT email lists, moira and mailman. Moira lists are good for small internal mailing lists, such as ones for your resumee or friends. Whereas mailman lists are ideal for clubs and larger groups. Moira lists have no protection against spam, whereas Mailman lists have a variety of ways to moderate the email flow. For more information, please access the MIT mailing list website. [ top ] |
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