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Your Mail@UMD Password is Your Directory Password
Mail@UMD uses the University Directory for authhentication
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E-Mail Clients Currently Recommended For Use With Mail@umd
These e-mail clients are known to work with the Mail@umd e-mail system and are Recommended by OIT
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E-mail Filtering With The Junk Mail Analyzer
Use the OIT Junk Mail Analyzer in combination with your e-mail client to reduce the amount of undesired e-mail in your inbox
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How To Configure OS X 10.4 Mail Application For Mail@umd
Set up the Mac OS X mail application for Mail@umd
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How to Set up the Mail Application in OS X 10.4 to Read E-mail on OIT Systems
Use the OS X Tiger Mail Application to read e-mail
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Junk Mail Filtering For POP Users
Concerning the Junk Mail filtering on Mail@umd
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Mail Filtering With Outlook 2003
Instructions on configuring Outlook 2003 to filter incoming or outgoing e-mail.
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Mail@UMD Information Links
Setup and usage information for the replacement Mail@umd system
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Open Relaying Background
This page provides information on open relay why it is caused, problems and solutions to it
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Outlook XP and Outlook 2003 Mail Setup
Configuring Outlook XP or Outlook 2003 to read mail at the University of Maryland
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Setting up Mozilla Thunderbird to read E-mail Mail@UMD
How to configure Mozilla Thunderbird for Mail@UMD
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View Message Size in Entourage
Set Entourage to show the size of each message
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View Message Size with OS X Mail
How to set the Mail application to show the size of each message
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Viewing Message Sizes With SeaMonkey And Thunderbird
How to set Mozilla and Thunderbird to show the size of each message
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Your @umd.edu E-mail Address
Updating the address where mail sent to your @umd.edu address is delivered
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A Basic Guide to Listserv Lists
General info on Listserv lists
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Changing Stored E-mail Passwords
How to change your stored password in the various e-mail clients.
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Configuring Microsoft Entourage 2004 for Mail@umd
Set up Entourage 2004 for use with Mail@umd
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Deleting E-mail From Your Mail@umd Account
Reclaim space in your account
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Directing Messages To A File Before They Reach Your Inbox
Filter e-mail to a local file
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Do you want a copy of outgoing mail?
This page discusses the advantages and disadvantages of saving a copy of your outgoing mail.
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E-mail Sent To @umd.edu
Information about the @umd.edu alias address and how to set where mail sent to the alias will be delivered
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Forwarding Mail on Glue
Explains how to forward your email to a different email address from your account.
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Getting Started with Webmail for Glue and WAM
How to use the web client for Glue and WAM
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How to Subscribe to the MAC-TERP Listserv
How to subscribe to the MAC-TERP Listserv, the listserv designed specifically for Mac users at the University
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Information On E-mail Attachments
E-mail attachments
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Links to Help for the UMEG and Course Mail Systems
Link to the Help pages on the UMEG and Coursemail system, both external and internal.
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MASSMAIL: General Information
Information on who gets MASSMAIL and how to get it if you do not receive it
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Mail Filtering with Outlook XP
Using Outlook XP's mail filter
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Mail On The Server: To Keep Or Not To Keep?
This page discusses the advantages and disadvantages of leaving e-mail on the server as opposed to moving it off the server.
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Managing Your E-mail Account
Information about archiving and deleteing e-mail
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Moving E-Mail Messages to Local Folders in Outlook Express 5
This page explains how to move E-Mail messages to local folders in Outlook Express 5.
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OIT Help Desk Support Services, Systems, And Policies
Supported applications
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Receiving Attachments in Outlook Express
This page explains how to receive an attachment in Outlook Express.
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Sending Attachments with Outlook Express
This page explains how to use Microsoft Outlook Express to send e-mail attachments.
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University of Maryland FYI Mailing List and Website
What is the FYI List? How do you subscribe or unsubscribe? Where can you see the FYI list on the web?
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Using Mail Rules On Mail@umd To Manage Incoming E-Mail
Instructions for setting up mail rules in Mail@umd to relocate, carbon copy (CC), delete, or forward incoming messages that meet a specific criteria
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Using the UNIX Mail Program
General information on how to use the Unix Mail (mail, mailx) application
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Hoaxes, Virus Warnings, Get-Rich-Quicks, and Urban Legends
Information explaining unusual e-mail messages, in particular hoaxes, virus warnings, and urban legends.
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What To Do About E-Mail Abuse
This page explains what to do if you have received any email that you may find abusive.
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