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| Webmail
lets you check your e-mail from any computer with
Internet access without downloading messages to
the local computer. You can also send attachments,
create an address book and signature file, filter
your mail using rules, and use folders to sort and
manage your messages |
| Mailing
lists are forums for teaching, collaboration, discussion,
entertainment, announcements, and more. Messages
are sent directly to subscribers and are read with
e-mail programs, such as Outlook or Thunderbird.
Discussions on mailing lists are usually closed
among subscribers. |
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| Features |
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Check your e-mail from any computer with an Internet
connection |
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Create an address book and signature file |
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Create basic filters to manage your e-mail |
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Web interface to subscribe, create, and manage mailing
lists |
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Several different language options for the user
interface |
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| Cost |
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| Webmail
is available at no cost to faculty, and staff. |
| For
Students have to pay 250/- per year |
