The bcc is like eudora except that you use a ; between the names. Jimmy -----Original Message----- From: BILL AND MAXI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Sunday, January 03, 1999 4:37 PM Subject: an Outlook question >Hi, carlos, >It's interesting that you should mention Outlook, as I've been working on >that one, and wonder if you can tell me the proper way to do bcc's? I >gather that you put a nickname in, and hit enter, is that right? I ask as >in eudora, you tie all the nicknames together with commas. thanks. >Oh, how do you set it up for news as well? > bill K. > > >I don't use netscape that much and really don't like it for those reasons >that you highlighted, not to mention, others too. If you want to use outlook >express procede to do the following. By the way, sometimes when you sign up >with an internet provider like erols, they provide you with a cd containing >the special wizard which setups both your brouser and e-mail program. I >have had to do both the esay way and the hard way so here go's!!! > >When you click on the short cut icon for outlook express, you are presented >with a web page like view screen with links and controls to various things. >Tab around and you will see what i mean. If you want to read the content of >that screen, press insert + f5. After speech finishes reading that screen, >press page down to read the next window. > >Now, to get started What you wan to do is Press shift tab or tab until you >hear tree view, outlook express opened. A faster way might be control + >tab, I think. Within this tree view, use your arrow keys to familiarize >yourself with all the folders. they go from inbox to draft. To jump to >inbox, press the letter I on your keyboard followed by tab. this will >normally expand the contents of this folder window pain but since you have >nothing there we do something else. >press the following key strokes: >alt + t for tools, and, letter Aigh for accounts. Now, you will be >presented with the internet mail, dialog box containing One list view four >tabs, and approximately five buttons. Tab to the add buton and press the >space bar key. A menu will pop up: what you want is mail, so press the >letter M here. You will get the internet connection wizard. So, basically, >tab around, fill in all the feild, (like: your name, user name and psaswor, >and both your pop3 IMap server names et) press the next button to confirm >each set of values until you get to the last screen with the finish button >to save everything. One thing to remember, do not try to setup another dial >up networking connection in here if you all ready have one established and >running. >When all is done, the new messages should start filling up pretty soon. To >make this connection faster and better for this list serve. go to inbox >options to make a few changes. >check Press alt plus T for tools, and O for optoins. Within the options >page of the inbox dialog, tab ofer to the setting edit feild, after the: >new messages every checkbox control, and type a smaller rvalue like, 10 or >even 5. I think the default is set for every 30 minute. >Since your here, and I'm hear too, press tab once to check the play sound >for new message checkbox, and tab about six times to get to check the when >starting, go directly to my inbox checkbox. Tab to press space on apply to >make your changes good, and close the window. > >Pres insert plus f1 in rapid succession to read about all the wonderful >jfw32 hot keys. >Oh what the heck... I'll give you a few. >Liken internet exploor you can get insert plus f5 to reformat messages and >accentuate any links present. >Insert f7 to get links on a list. >Insert plus the leter aigh to jump to the list of atachments. >Page up and down to move up and down screens for reading purposes. >There's more in the jaws help file. Enjoy. > > > BILL K. > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ASK ABOUT MY > NEWS AND OTHER LISTS > > > > > >- >To unsubscribe, see the home page >http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~nallan/jfw - To unsubscribe, see the home page http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~nallan/jfw
