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<help>
  <entry id="compose-buttons" state="unknown">
    <title>Message Composition: Actions</title>
    <heading>Actions</heading>
    <para>
    Send Message launches your email to the intended recipient(s). Be sure you want to send before clicking here as once sent it cannot be taken back.
    </para>
    <para>
    Save Draft places an unfinished message in a folder called 'Drafts'
accessible by the pop-down box on the right side of the blue navigation bar at top. You can then finish the message later by switching to the 'Drafts' folder, clicking on the saved message to open it, and then clicking on 'Resume'. Be sure to put a subject on the email before you save the draft so that you can easily identify which message you want within the Drafts folder. After saving as a Draft, you are returned to your INBOX or whatever folder you were viewing last.
    </para>
    <para>
    Cancel Message drops the message in progress and simply returns you to the INBOX or whatever folder you were viewing last.
    </para>
<!-- English entry:
<entry id="compose-buttons">
    <title>Message Composition: Actions</title>
    <heading>Actions</heading>
    <para>
    Send Message launches your email to the intended recipient(s). Be sure you want to send before clicking here as once sent it cannot be taken back.
    </para>
    <para>
    Save Draft places an unfinished message in a folder called 'Drafts'
accessible by the pop-down box on the right side of the blue navigation bar at top. You can then finish the message later by switching to the 'Drafts' folder, clicking on the saved message to open it, and then clicking on 'Resume'. Be sure to put a subject on the email before you save the draft so that you can easily identify which message you want within the Drafts folder. After saving as a Draft, you are returned to your INBOX or whatever folder you were viewing last.
    </para>
    <para>
    Cancel Message drops the message in progress and simply returns you to the INBOX or whatever folder you were viewing last.
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
  <entry id="compose-from" state="unknown">
    <title>Message Composition: From</title>
    <heading>&quot;From&quot;</heading>
    <para>
    Enter your correct email address. Your email address is automatically entered for you following &quot;From:&quot; in outgoing email.
    </para>
<!-- English entry:
<entry id="compose-from">
    <title>Message Composition: From</title>
    <heading>&quot;From&quot;</heading>
    <para>
    Enter your correct email address. Your email address is automatically entered for you following &quot;From:&quot; in outgoing email.
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
  <entry id="compose-to" state="unknown">
    <title>Message Composition: To</title>
    <heading>&quot;To&quot;</heading>
    <para>
    Enter the correct email address(es) of those to receive your message. You must separate each address with a comma; other punctuation will result in an error. Your entry follows &quot;To:&quot; in outgoing mail.  
    </para>
<!-- English entry:
<entry id="compose-to">
    <title>Message Composition: To</title>
    <heading>&quot;To&quot;</heading>
    <para>
    Enter the correct email address(es) of those to receive your message. You must separate each address with a comma; other punctuation will result in an error. Your entry follows &quot;To:&quot; in outgoing mail.  
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
  <entry id="compose-cc" state="unknown">
    <title>Message Composition: Cc</title>
    <heading>&quot;Cc&quot;</heading>
    <para>
    Enter the correct email address(es) of those to receive a carbon copy of your message. Separate each address with a comma. Your entry follows &quot;Cc:&quot; in outgoing mail. Carbon copies are usually sent to people other than the one(s) being written to directly but are important recipients of the email as well, usually someone indirectly concerned about the subject of the email.  All 'To:' recipients and 'Cc:' recipients can see the entire list of both kinds of recipients.
    </para>
<!-- English entry:
<entry id="compose-cc">
    <title>Message Composition: Cc</title>
    <heading>&quot;Cc&quot;</heading>
    <para>
    Enter the correct email address(es) of those to receive a carbon copy of your message. Separate each address with a comma. Your entry follows &quot;Cc:&quot; in outgoing mail. Carbon copies are usually sent to people other than the one(s) being written to directly but are important recipients of the email as well, usually someone indirectly concerned about the subject of the email.  All 'To:' recipients and 'Cc:' recipients can see the entire list of both kinds of recipients.
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
  <entry id="compose-bcc" state="unknown">
    <title>Message Composition: Bcc</title>
    <heading>&quot;Bcc&quot;</heading>
    <para>
    Enter the correct email address(es) of those to receive a blind carbon copy of your message. You must separate each address with a comma; other punctuation will result in an error. Your entry follows &quot;Bcc:&quot; in outgoing mail. Blind carbon copies are usually sent to people other than direct and indirect recipients (&quot;To:&quot; and &quot;Cc:&quot; recipients) who need to read what is being written as well WITHOUT the other recipients knowing that they are receiving the email. Thus 'blind' means that the identity of these recipients is hidden from all other recipients of the email, and only you and they know they got a copy. You typically use this to tell an authority figure that you are telling someone something without alarming the person you are sending the actual email to.
    </para>
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<entry id="compose-bcc">
    <title>Message Composition: Bcc</title>
    <heading>&quot;Bcc&quot;</heading>
    <para>
    Enter the correct email address(es) of those to receive a blind carbon copy of your message. You must separate each address with a comma; other punctuation will result in an error. Your entry follows &quot;Bcc:&quot; in outgoing mail. Blind carbon copies are usually sent to people other than direct and indirect recipients (&quot;To:&quot; and &quot;Cc:&quot; recipients) who need to read what is being written as well WITHOUT the other recipients knowing that they are receiving the email. Thus 'blind' means that the identity of these recipients is hidden from all other recipients of the email, and only you and they know they got a copy. You typically use this to tell an authority figure that you are telling someone something without alarming the person you are sending the actual email to.
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
  <entry id="compose-subject" state="unknown">
    <title>Message Composition: Subject</title>
    <heading>&quot;Subject&quot;</heading>
    <para>
    Enter the subject of your message. Your entry follows &quot;Subject:&quot; in outgoing mail. Keep it short, simple and descriptive.  The subject line is the easiest way for you and your correspondents to remember what was in the email and thus is very important in organizing your email and finding important ones later.  Also, when you 'Reply' or 'Forward' and email this subject line is copied over into the new message and so is a valuable way of telling what messages go together to form a &quot;thread&quot; of a conversation.  However, if the 'Reply' or 'Forward' contains new ideas, you may want to add simple modifications to the 'Subject' line so the recipient(s) can follow the progression of the &quot;thread.&quot;
    </para>
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<entry id="compose-subject">
    <title>Message Composition: Subject</title>
    <heading>&quot;Subject&quot;</heading>
    <para>
    Enter the subject of your message. Your entry follows &quot;Subject:&quot; in outgoing mail. Keep it short, simple and descriptive.  The subject line is the easiest way for you and your correspondents to remember what was in the email and thus is very important in organizing your email and finding important ones later.  Also, when you 'Reply' or 'Forward' and email this subject line is copied over into the new message and so is a valuable way of telling what messages go together to form a &quot;thread&quot; of a conversation.  However, if the 'Reply' or 'Forward' contains new ideas, you may want to add simple modifications to the 'Subject' line so the recipient(s) can follow the progression of the &quot;thread.&quot;
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
  <entry id="compose-options" state="unknown">
    <title>Message Composition: Options</title>
    <heading>&quot;Options&quot;</heading>
    <para>
    These Options help you prepare your message.
    </para>
    <para>
    Click &quot;Spell Check&quot; to check your spelling.
    </para>
    <para>
    Click &quot;Attachments&quot; to view at the bottom of the page a list of files attached to this message.
    </para>
    <para>
    Activate the check-button next to &quot;Save copy&quot; to save a copy of this message in your &quot;Sent Mail&quot; folder. Save copies of important emails you send so that you have something to refer back to later and to keep an accurate record of what was said. We do not recommend you save every email since then your disk storage quota will be used up quickly (especially when you send attachments) and your mailbox will be full and unable to receive new incoming email. You can, however, turn this feature 'on' as your default with 'Preferences' on the blue navigation bar at top. Be careful when using this modified default as you will need to periodically purge your &quot;Sent Mail&quot; folder or it will eventually make your mailbox full and unuseable.
    </para>
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<entry id="compose-options">
    <title>Message Composition: Options</title>
    <heading>&quot;Options&quot;</heading>
    <para>
    These Options help you prepare your message.
    </para>
    <para>
    Click &quot;Spell Check&quot; to check your spelling.
    </para>
    <para>
    Click &quot;Attachments&quot; to view at the bottom of the page a list of files attached to this message.
    </para>
    <para>
    Activate the check-button next to &quot;Save copy&quot; to save a copy of this message in your &quot;Sent Mail&quot; folder. Save copies of important emails you send so that you have something to refer back to later and to keep an accurate record of what was said. We do not recommend you save every email since then your disk storage quota will be used up quickly (especially when you send attachments) and your mailbox will be full and unable to receive new incoming email. You can, however, turn this feature 'on' as your default within your Identity, by going to Options-&gt;Personal Information-&gt;Edit your identities. Be careful when using this modified default as you will need to periodically purge your &quot;Sent Mail&quot; folder or it will eventually make your mailbox full and unuseable.
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
  <entry id="compose-attach" state="unknown">
    <title>Message Composition: Attach</title>
    <heading>&quot;Attach&quot;</heading>
    <para>
        You may attach files to your message.
    </para>
    <para>Step 1: Either, type the path and name of a file that you want attached to this message or click &quot;Browse&quot; button and select the file to be attatched. The path and name of that file now appears in the Attachment box. Now proceed to
Step 2.
    </para>
    <para>Step 2: Click &quot;Attach&quot; button. The file name and size will be added to your list of Attachments. Please note that for large files and/or slower Internet connections, the process of uploading and attaching your file to the email may take a while. Please be patient and do not click on other things while you are waiting.
    </para>
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<entry id="compose-attach">
    <title>Message Composition: Attach</title>
    <heading>&quot;Attach&quot;</heading>
    <para>
        You may attach files to your message.
    </para>
    <para>Step 1: Either, type the path and name of a file that you want attached to this message or click &quot;Browse&quot; button and select the file to be attatched. The path and name of that file now appears in the Attachment box. Now proceed to
Step 2.
    </para>
    <para>Step 2: Click &quot;Attach&quot; button. The file name and size will be added to your list of Attachments. Please note that for large files and/or slower Internet connections, the process of uploading and attaching your file to the email may take a while. Please be patient and do not click on other things while you are waiting.
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
  <entry id="compose-attachments" state="unknown">
    <title>Message Composition: Attachments</title>
    <heading>&quot;Attachments&quot;</heading>
    <para>
    This section displays a list of files already attached to your message. To Delete an attached file:
    </para>
    <para>Step 1: Activate the check-button next to the attached filename you want to Delete.
    </para> 
    <para>Step 2: Click &quot;Delete Attachment(s)&quot;.
    </para>
<!-- English entry:
<entry id="compose-attachments">
    <title>Message Composition: Attachments</title>
    <heading>&quot;Attachments&quot;</heading>
    <para>
    This section displays a list of files already attached to your message. To Delete an attached file:
    </para>
    <para>Step 1: Activate the check-button next to the attached filename you want to Delete.
    </para> 
    <para>Step 2: Click &quot;Delete Attachment(s)&quot;.
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
  <entry id="search" state="unknown">
    <title>Message Search</title>
    <heading>Search Criteria</heading>
    <para>
        Help text to be written.
    </para>
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<entry id="search">
    <title>Message Search</title>
    <heading>Search Criteria</heading>
    <para>
    You may search for messages from your folders using different search criteria.
    </para>
    <para>Step 1: Enter text to the fields you want to add to your search criteria.
    </para>
    <para>Step 2: Choose the message flag(s) to add to your search criteria.
    </para>
    <para>Step 3: Choose the folder(s) from which to search for the messages.
    </para>
    <para>Step 4: Click &quot;Search&quot;.
    </para>
    <para>
    If any messages matched your search criteria, then the subjects of these messages will be shown in the &quot;Search Results&quot; view.
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
  <entry id="folder-options" state="unknown">
    <title>Folder Management</title>
    <heading>Folder Options</heading>
    <para>
      You can select a folder by using the radio buttons along the left column.  Once you have done this, select the option you wish to perform on the folder via the select box to the left.
    </para>
    <para>
      You will be prompted for further options.  Be careful with the delete option, as you can lose all the messages in a folder if you delete it by mistake!
    </para>
<!-- English entry:
<entry id="folder-options">
    <title>Folder Management</title>
    <heading>Folder Options</heading>
    <para>
      You can select a folder by using the radio buttons along the left column.  Once you have done this, select the option you wish to perform on the folder via the select box to the left.
    </para>
    <para>
      You will be prompted for further options.  Be careful with the delete option, as you can lose all the messages in a folder if you delete it by mistake!
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
  <entry id="filters" state="unknown">
    <title>Filters: Apply</title>
    <heading>Apply Filter Rules</heading>
    <para>
    Click on the &quot;Apply Filter&quot; icon next to the INBOX name in the mailbox view to filter all undeleted messages according to the specified rules.  Or, alternatevly, click on &quot;Apply All Rules&quot; in the filter menu.  Note that filtering is not done automatically.
    </para>
<!-- English entry:
<entry id="filters">
    <title>Filters: Apply</title>
    <heading>Apply Filter Rules</heading>
    <para>
    Click on the &quot;Apply Filter&quot; icon next to the INBOX name in the mailbox view to filter all undeleted messages according to the specified rules.  Or, alternatively, click on &quot;Apply All Rules&quot; in the filter menu.  Note that filtering is not done automatically.
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
  <entry id="filters-list" state="unknown">
    <title>Filters: Manage</title>
    <heading>Manage Filter Rules</heading>
    <para>
    Select the filter rule to manage by clicking on the radio button next to the rule description.  Click on one of the action buttons.  Note that filter rules are applied only once per message therefore rule order is significatnt.  Make sure you have the most important rules first.
    </para>
<!-- English entry:
<entry id="filters-list">
    <title>Filters: Manage</title>
    <heading>Manage Filter Rules</heading>
    <para>
    Select the filter rule to manage by clicking on the radio button next to the rule description.  Click on one of the action buttons.  Note that filter rules are applied only once per message therefore rule order is significant.  Make sure you have the most important rules first.
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
  <entry id="filters-field" state="unknown">
    <title>Filter Creation: Field</title>
    <heading>Field</heading>
    <para>
    Select the field you want to apply the rule to.  &quot;To:&quot; -- the recepients' addresses.  &quot;Cc:&quot; -- the carbon-copied recepients' adresses.  &quot;From:&quot; -- the sender's address.  &quot;Subject:&quot; -- the message subject.
    </para>
<!-- English entry:
<entry id="filters-field">
    <title>Filter Creation: Field</title>
    <heading>Field</heading>
    <para>
    Select the field you want to apply the rule to.  &quot;To:&quot; &#45;&#45; the recipients' addresses.  &quot;Cc:&quot; &#45;&#45; the carbon-copied recipients' adresses.  &quot;From:&quot; &#45;&#45; the sender's address.  &quot;Subject:&quot; &#45;&#45; the message subject.
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
  <entry id="filters-text" state="unknown">
    <title>Filter Creation: Text</title>
    <heading>Text</heading>
    <para>
    Enter the text for which to scan when applying the rule.
    </para>
<!-- English entry:
<entry id="filters-text">
    <title>Filter Creation: Text</title>
    <heading>Text</heading>
    <para>
    Enter the text for which to scan when applying the rule.
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
  <entry id="filters-action" state="unknown">
    <title>Filter Creation: Action</title>
    <heading>Action</heading>
    <para>
    Choose the action to perform when the message matches the filter rule.  If &quot;move messages&quot; action is selected, the folder must also be selected for the rule to take effect.  The destination folder must exist prior to creating the rule.
    </para>
<!-- English entry:
<entry id="filters-action">
    <title>Filter Creation: Action</title>
    <heading>Action</heading>
    <para>
    Choose the action to perform when the message matches the filter rule.  If &quot;move messages&quot; action is selected, the folder must also be selected for the rule to take effect.  The destination folder must exist prior to creating the rule.
    </para>
</entry>--></entry>
</help>
