IT Support Center

How to Use I-Mail

 
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I-Mail is IUP’s web-based e-mail interface. Explore the links below to learn about reading, sending, managing and deleting e-mail messages from your I-Mail account.

How to Login to I-Mail
How to log in to I-Mail.
How to Change your E-mail Password
How to change your e-mail password using I-Mail.
Read a Message in I-Mail
How to read e-mail messages in I-Mail
Delete Messages in I-Mail
How to delete e-mail messages in I-Mail
Compose a Message in I-Mail
Learn how to send a message in I-Mail, with or without attachments.
Compose an E-Mail Message with an I-Mail Group
Send a message to several people at once using groups in I-Mail
Using your E-mail Alias as the 'From' Address in I-Mail
How to set up your e-mail alias as the 'from' address in I-Mail
I-Mail Address Book
The I-Mail Address Book folder allows you to save individual e-mail addresses and groups.
Trash Management
The Trash Management feature provides users with options to manage deleted messages in their I-Mail account.
Block Spam in I-Mail
If you are repeatedly receiving spam messages that have some common characteristic, you can block these by establishing filtering rules in I-mail.
Vacation Utility in I-Mail
The Vacation Utility allows you to compose a message that will be automatically sent to whomever sends e-mail to your account when you are unable to check it for a long period of time.
Vacation Notice Addresses Address Book
Understanding the Vacation Notices Addresses and how they are used
I-Mail Login Checkboxes for Fixed Network Address Check and Cookie Check
When you need to use the checkboxes to login to I-Mail
Resume I-Mail from a Disconnected Session
I-Mail has an inactivity time out to preserve system resources and to increase session security. Find out how to resume your session if you've been disconnected.
 

Last modified on 7/7/2008 11:01:56 AM
URL: http://www.iup.edu/itsupportcenter/howto.aspx?id=21517

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