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    Mail for Mac OS X (10.3)

    Getting Started

    Registering for Your eID

    Before using K-State e-mail, you will need to register for your K-State eID.  Your eID is part of your e-mail address.

    Obtaining an Internet Service Provider (ISP)

    If you want to access e-mail from home, you will first need to obtain an Internet Service Provider such as K-State's Telecommunications. There are also various other providers in the Manhattan area which provide dial-up, DSL and cable access. 

    Note: If you live in a campus residence hall and you need assistance setting up your internet connection, you should contact Residential Networking.

    Configuring the E-mail Client

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    Configuring Mail

     

    1. Start Mail from your application list.
    2. On the Mail menu, click Preferences.
    3. Click the Accounts button.
    4. Click the Addition button.
    5. Select either IMAP or POP as the Account Type from the list.

      Note: IMAP is the recommended incoming server type. See IMAP vs. POP.

    6. In the Description box, type a description of the account.
    7. In the Email Address box, type your e-mail address.
    8. In the Full Name box, type your name.
    9. In the Incoming Mail Server box, type one of the following, depending upon what you selected above for the account type:

      • imap.ksu.edu if you chose IMAP.
      • pop.ksu.edu if you chose POP.

    10. In the User Name box, type your eID.
    11. In the Password box, type your password.

      Note: You can leave the password box blank if you prefer to be prompted for your password each time you get your mail. Also see Managing Your Passwords for additional information.

    12. Select Add Server from Outgoing Mail Server list.
    13. In the Outgoing Server box, type the name of your Internet Service Provider's outgoing server and then click OK.

      Notes:
      • If you use K-State's Telecommunications as your Internet Service Provider (ISP), type smtp.ksu.edu for the outgoing server.
      • If you use someone other than K-State as your ISP, contact them for this information.

        Illustration of Configuring Applemail
      • Note: This is an illustration of IMAP settings.  POP settings will vary slightly. The POP account type and incoming server name should be used.
    14. Click the Advanced button.
    15. Click the Use SSL check box.

      Illustration of Enabling SSL

    16. Note: This is an illustration of IMAP settings.  POP settings will display the POP server type and name and the POP port number which is 995.

    17. Close the window and then click Save.

    Enabling Secure Socket Layer (SSL)

    1. On the Mail menu, click Preferences.
    2. Click the Accounts button.
    3. Click the Advanced button.
    4. Click the Use SSL check box.

      Illustration of Enabling SSL

    5. Note: This is an illustration of IMAP settings.  POP settings will display the POP port number which is 995.

    6. Close the window and then click Save.

    Managing Your Passwords

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    Managing Your Passwords

     

    Changing Your eID Password

    A good password changed at regular intervals provides the best protection for your computing identity, files, and K-State resources. Students, faculty, and staff must change passwords for their eIDs twice a year on the eProfile page. These passwords must be changed each fall and spring semester, during an approximate six-week timeframe. eID passwords not changed by the end of a timeframe are reset the following day. See the eID Password FAQs for additional information. Follow the instructions below for changing your eID password:

    Do It Yourself
    1. Go to the eid.k-state.edu site.
    2. Type in your eID and current password and then click the Sign in button.
    3. On the eID profile page, click the password Change link.
    4. Type your new password in the boxes (twice, to verify it), and then click the Update button. You'll receive a message within seconds that your new password is ready to use.
    Contact the IT Help Desk
    • Telephone: Call (785) 532-7722 and provide information to authenticate your identity
    • Walk-in: Take your photo ID and visit the help desk at 313 Hale Library.

    Changing Your Saved Password to Match Your New eID Password

    The application Keychain Access, a program separate from Mail, is used to manage passwords on Macs. To use this application to manage your e-mail password, you must do one of the following:

    • Type your password in the Password box when configuring your account before saving. See Configuring the E-mail Client.

      -OR-

    • Click the Remember this password in my keychain check box when you are prompted to enter your password if you did not type it in the Password box when you configured your account. Once you click the check box, you will not be prompted for your password anymore.

      Note: If you choose either methods of storing your password, anyone who has access to your computer will automatically have access to your e-mail. Also, when you have to change your eID password (spring/fall semesters), you will need to change this saved password as well.
    1. Open the Utilities application Keychain Access.
    2. In the Name column, click the name of the password you want to change.
    3. Click the Show password check box.
    4. In the Password box, enter your keychain password.
    5. Click Allow Once.
    6. Make changes to your password in the box below the Show password check box.
    7. Click Save Changes.

    Exploring the Mail Interface

    The mail window consists of three panes:

    • Sidebar - displays e-mail accounts and folders
    • Message list - displays messages in the selected foldeer
    • Message pane - displays message selected in the message list
    Illustration of Applemail's Interface

     

    Reading Messages

    Reading a Message

    1. Start Mail from your application list.
    2. Click the Get Mail Illustration of Get Mail button button.
    3. Type your password if you are prompted for it.
    4. Click the message you want to read.

      Note: You can also double-click a message to open it in a new window.

    5. Close the window after reading your message.

    Handling Attachments Securely

    Mail is configured by default to display attachments automatically when an e-mail message is opened.  It is recommended that you turn this feature off in order to protect yourself from viruses, worms, etc.

    1. On the Mail menu, click Preferences.
    2. Click the Viewing Illustration of Preferences' Viewing Attachments button button.
    3. Click Display images and embedded objects in HTML messages to remove the check mark and disable this feature.

    4. Notes:
      • Only open attachments when you know what they are. Never open an attachment you are not expecting or from someone you do not know.
      • Delete any e-mail with an attachment you are not expecting.
      • Contact the sender to verify that they sent it, before opening ANY attachment.
      • Empty your trash folder after deleting any suspicious e-mail.
    Illustration of Saving All Attachments

    Opening an Attachment

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    Opening an Attachment

     

    1. Click the arrow to the left of the attachment icon (paperclip).
    2. Click the filename.

    Saving an Attachment

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    Saving an Attachment

     

    1. Click the Save All button.
    2. Browse to the saving location and then click Save.

    Displaying Full Header (Sender) Information

    Most SPAM has a forged "From" address. This means you will not be able to reply to it. Doing so will simply have it return to your inbox as undeliverable. Viewing the full header information of message shows the mail server relay path the mail has taken to reach your mailbox which helps in identifying e-mail problems or sources of SPAM.

    Displaying Full Header Information for Individual Messages

    1. Click the message you want to view header information for.
    2. On the View menu, point to Message and then click Long Headers.

    Displaying Full Header Information for All Messages

    1. On the Mail menu, click Preferences.
    2. Click the Viewing button.
    3. Select All from the Show header detail list.
    4. Close the window.

      Note: You will not always be able to view the full header information of HTML encoded messages.

    Composing Messages

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    Composing a Message

     

    Composing a Message

    1. Click the New Illustration of the Composing New Messages button button.
    2. Type the recipient's e-mail address(es), in one or more of the following boxes: 

      • To: For primary recipients.
      • Cc: Carbon copy is for secondary recipients.
      • Bcc: Blind carbon copy is for secondary recipients not identified to the other recipients, including those in the Cc box. If the Bcc box is not displaying, on the View menu, click Bcc Header.

        Note: If you have more than one recipient, separate the e-mail addresses with a comma.

    3. In the Subject box, type a subject.
    4. In the Message box, type a message.

      Illustration of New Message Composition Window

    5. If you want to add an attachment, signature file, or spell check your message, see Attaching a File, Spell Checking a Message, and Adding a Signature.
    6. Click Send.

    Attaching a File

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    Attaching a File

     

    1. In the New Message window, click the Attach Illustration of the Attach button button.
    2. Browse to the file location, select the file and then click Open.
    3. Repeat the process to attach multiple files.

      Notes:
      • Click Send Windows Friendly Attachments if sending an attachment to someone using a Windows pc.
      • You can simultaneously attach multiple files if the files are stored in the same folder by using one of the following methods:

        To select all files in a folder, do one of the following:
        • Hold down the COMMAND key Illustration of Command Key and press A.
          -OR-

        • On the Edit menu, click Select All.

      • Illustration of Selecting a Group of Consecutive Files

        To select a group of consecutive files:

        1. Click the first file in the list.
        2. Press and hold down the SHIFT key and then click the last file in the list.

        Illustration of Selecting a Group of Random Files

        To select a group of files anywhere within the folder:

        1. Press and hold down the COMMAND key.
        2. Click each file you want to select.

    Spell Checking a Message

    1. In the New Message window, on the Edit menu, point to Spelling and then click Spelling.

      Illustration of Spelling Features Menu

    2. Make the appropriate changes.
    3. Close the Spelling window when spell check is complete

      Note: From the Spelling menu, select Check Spelling as You Type to turn on automatic spell-checking.

    Adding Signatures

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    Adding Signatures

     

    When you send out e-mail you might want to utilize a different signature for subgoups of people. For example, you might want one signature for replies to co-workers, one for business replies, and one for personal replies. Different e-mail clients may use different terminology for this such as roles, profiles, signature sets, identities, etc. Mail uses Signature. Each profile can have a completely different look--separate bookmarks, starting page, e-mail server, etc.

    Creating Your Default Signature

    1. On the Mail menu, click Preferences.
    2. Click the Signatures button and then click Add Signature.
    3. In the Description box, type a name for the signature.
    4. In the text box, type your signature and then click OK.
    5. Select how you want the signature inserted from the Automatically Insert Signature list. See Using Specific Signatures.
    6. Select the following options if needed:

      • Show signature menu on compose window.
      • Place signature above quoted text.

    7. Close the window.

    Creating Additional Signatures

    • Follow the above procedure for creating additional signatures.

    Using Specific Signatures

    1. On the Mail menu, click Preferences.
    2. Click the Signatures button.
    3. Select how you want the signature inserted from the Automatically Insert Signature list by choosing one of the following:

      • Click None if you don't want a signature automatically inserted.
      • Click a signature's name if you want to have it be automatically inserted in all messages.
      • Click In Random Order if you want all signatures randomly selected and automatically inserted in a message.
      • Click In Sequential Order if you want all signatures automatically inserted in a message in the order they are listed.

    4. Select the following signature display options if needed:

      • Click Show signature menu on compose window to manually insert signatures into messages.
      • Click Place signature above quoted text to have signature display above the quoted text of original message when replying to messages.

    5. Close window.

    Replying to a Message

    1. Click the message you want to reply to and then choose one of the following:

      • Click the Reply Illustration of Message Reply button button to reply to the sender only.
      • Click the Reply All Illustration of Reply to All Recipients button button to reply to everyone who received the message.

    2. In the Message box, type your reply message.
    3. Click Send.

    To include all or part of the original message each time you reply to a message:

    1. On the Mail menu, click Preferences.
    2. Click the Composing button.
    3. Click the Quote the text of the original message check box.
    4. Click one of the following choices to specify how much of the quoted text will be included when replying:

      • Include all of the original message.
      • Include selected text if any, otherwise include all.

    5. Close the window.

    Forwarding a Message

    1. Click the message you want to forward and then click the Forward Illustration of Forward Message button button.
    2. In the To box, type the e-mail address of the recipient. Also see Addressing Messages and Using the Address Book.
    3. In the Message box, type a message if needed.
    4. Click Send.

    Resending a Message

    1. Click the Sent mail folder.
    2. On the Message menu, click Send Again.
    3. In the To box, type the e-mail address of the recipient. Also see Addressing Messages and Using the Address Book.
    4. Click Send.

    Saving a Draft Message

    Messages can be saved as a draft which can then be edited and sent at a later time. To save a message as a draft, do the following:

    • On the File menu, click Save as Draft.

      Note: Your message will be saved in the Drafts folder.

    Sending a Draft Message

    1. Click the Drafts folder.
    2. Double-click the message and finish composing your message.
    3. Click Send.

    Using the Address Book

    Exploring the Address Book Interface

    Note: The Address Book is a separate application from Mail and is opened from the Applications list.

    Illustration of Address Book Interface

     

    Addressing Messages Using the Address Book

    1. In the New Message window, click the Address button to open the address book.
    2. Select the recipient and then click the To or Cc button to add them to the appropriate address box.

      Illustration of Addressing Message To and CC

      Note: You can simultaneously select multiple recipients by doing one of the following:

      To select a group of consecutive contacts, do the following:

      1. Click the first recipient in the list.
      2. Press and hold down the SHIFT key and then click the last recipient on the list.

    3. To select contacts anywhere within the list, do the following:

      1. Press and hold down the COMMAND key.
      2. Click each recipient you want to select.

    Adding Entries

    Adding Individual Addresses

    1. Open the Address Book.
    2. Below the Name column, click the Addition button.
    3. In the related fields, type the contact information.
    4. When finished close the Address Book window.

    Adding Group Addresses (Mailing List)

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    Adding Group Addresses

     

    1. Open the Address Book.
    2. Below the Group column, click the Addition button.
    3. Type a group name.
    4. Below the Name column, click the Addition button.
    5. In the related fields, type the contact information.
    6. Close the Address Book window.

    Importing an Address Book

    Importing From an LDAP Interchange Format (LDIF) File

    1. Open the Address Book.
    2. On the File menu, point to Import and then click LDIF.
    3. Browse to the file location, select the file and then click Open.

    Exporting an Address Book

    1. On the File menu, click Back up Database.

      Illustration of Exporting an Address Book

    2. In the Save As box, type the desired file name.
    3. In the Where box, browse to the saving location.
    4. Click Save.

    Deleting Messages

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    Deleting Messages

     

    Note: By default deleted messages are automatically moved to the Trash folder.

    Deleting a Message

    1. Click the message you want to delete.
    2. On the toolbar, click the Delete Illustration of the Delete button button.

    Deleting Multiple Messages

    • Select messages in one of the following ways and then on the tool bar, click the Delete Illustration of the Delete button button:

    To select all messages in a folder, do the following:

    • Press and hold down the COMMAND key and then press A.

      -OR-

    • On the Edit menu, click Select All.

    To select consecutive messages, do the following:
    Illustration of Selecting Consecutive Messages

    1. Click the first message in the list.
    2. Press and hold down the SHIFT key and then click the last message in the list.

    To select nonconsecutive messages, do the following:Illustration of Selecting Random Messages

    1. Press and hold down the COMMAND key .
    2. Click each message you want to select.

    Undeleting Messages

    1. In the Trash folder, press and hold down the CTRL key and then click the message you want to undelete.
    2. Point to Move To, and then click the mailbox you want the file to be restored to.

      Illustration of Moving a Message Out of the Trash Folder (Undeleting)

    Using Folders

    Creating Folders

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    Creating Folders

     

    Illustration of the Addition button
    1. In the Mailboxes sidebar, click the Addition button.
    2. In the Location box, choose where you want to the folder to be located.
    3. In the Name box, type a name for your folder.
    4. Click OK.

      Note: Messages can be saved and moved from the Inbox by dragging them to a folder. You can also move messages between folders by dragging them from one folder to another.

    Deleting Folders

    1. Click the folder you want to delete.
    2. Click the Gear Illustration of the Gear buttonbutton and then click Delete.
    3. Click Delete to confirm the deletion.

    Renaming Folders

    1. Click the folder you want to rename.
    2. Click the Gear Illustration of the Gear buttonbutton and then click Rename.
    3. Type a new name for your folder.
    4. Press Enter when finished.

    Subscribing to Folders

    1. On the Mail menu, click Preferences.
    2. Click the Accounts button.
    3. Select the e-mail account and then click the Advanced tab.
    4. Click the Automatically synchronize changed mailboxes check box.
    5. Close the window and then click Save.
    6. Close Mail and then reopen it.

      Note: If the mailbox list is not displayed, from the View menu, click Show Mailboxes and then click the arrow to the left of the account to display your IMAP folders.

    Filtering

    Creating message filters enables you to automatically organize your messages as they are received. Creating filters allow you to specify criteria and then perform an action based upon that criteria. This is very useful for tasks such as filtering out messages from a particular listserv or person, filtering spam, setting up automatic responses, and many other uses. For example, you can create a message filter that automatically moves incoming messages with a specific subject to a particular folder.

    Creating and Managing Filters

    Creating Filters Within Your Inbox

    1. On the Mail menu, click Preferences.
    2. Click the Rules Illustration of the Filtering Rules button button, and then click Add Rule.
    3. In the Description box, type a name for the rule.
    4. Select how you want the conditions to be met by choosing one of the following:

      • If all of the following conditions are met:
      • If any of the following conditions are met:

    5. In the first list, select the type of information you want to filter on (subject, sender, date, etc.).
    6. In the second list, select how you want the filter to match the criteria (contains, doesn't contain, etc.).
    7. In the text box, type the information you want to filter on (spam, eID, specific date).
    8. Click the plus sign if you want to specify additional criteria.
    9. Select the actions to be performed by the filter such as moving to a folder, flagging the message, deleting the message, etc.


      Illustration of the Rules Dialogue box

    10. Click OK to confirm your settings.
    11. Close the Rules window.

      Note: The filter begins filtering incoming messages as soon as you click OK.

    Enabling a Filter

    1. On the Mail menu, click Preferences.
    2. Click the Rules Illustration of the Rules button button.
    3. Click the checkbox next to the name of the rule you want to enable. A check mark will be added and the rule will be enabled.

    Disabling a Filter

    1. On the Mail menu, click Preferences.
    2. Click the Rules Illustration of the Rules button button.
    3. Click the checkbox next to the name of the rule you want to disable. The check mark will be removed and the rule will be disabled.

    Editing a Filter (Rule)

    1. On the Mail menu, click Preferences.
    2. Click the RulesIllustration of the Rules button button, and then click Edit.
    3. Edit the rule as desired.
    4. Click OK.

    Changing the Order of Applied Filters

    Filters are applied in the listed order to each incoming message. Therefore, you may want to change the order of your filters in order to achieve the needed result.

    1. Click and hold the name of a filter from the filters list.
    2. Drag the filter up or down to change the order of the filter.

    Deleting a Filter

    1. On the Mail menu, click Preferences.
    2. Click the Rule button.
    3. Click the rule you want to delete and then click Remove.

    Enabling the K-State Spam Filter

    K-State has implemented its own spam filter to help alleviate the amount of unsolicited bulk/commercial e-mail that everyone receives.  See the Spam Filtering documentation to learn how to use this service.  In addition, the K-State central e-mail servers have started using RBLs to cut down on spam coming to K-Staters. An RBL is a "Realtime Block List", or a list of e-mail providers known to send a lot of spam. E-mail arriving at the K-State e-mail servers will be checked against the block lists. Any mail coming from a provider on the list will be rejected, with a message to contact the RBL for additional information. See the RBL FAQs to learn more about Realtime Block Lists at K-State.

    Configuring Mac Mail's Spam Filter

    Enabling the Spam Filter

    1. On the Mail menu, click Preferences.
    2. Click the Junk Mail Illustration of the Junk Mail button button.
    3. Click the Enable Junk Mail filtering check box.
    4. To set whether filtering is in training or automatic mode, choose one of the following options:

      • Leave it in my Inbox, but indicate it is Junk Mail (Training)
      • Move it to the Junk mailbox (Automatic)

        Note: The Junk mailbox is created when you choose the Move it to the Junk mailbox option.

    5. To further define what is and isn't junk mail, select the following options if needed:

      • Sender of message is in my Address Book
      • Sender of message is in my Previous Recipients
      • Message is addressed using my full name

        Note: Click the Advanced button to define additional conditions the e-mail must meet before the filter is applied.

    6. Click the Trust Junk Mail headers set by your Internet Service Provider check box if desired.
    7. Close the window and then click Save.

    Moving Junk Mail to Another Folder

    1. Click the message you want to move.
    2. Hold down the mouse button and then drag the message to the desired folder.

    Archiving

    Archiving a Single E-mail Message

    1. Open the message you want to archive.
    2. On the File menu, click Save As.
    3. In the Save As box, type the desired file name.
    4. In the Where box, browse to the location where you want to save the file.
    5. If the e-mail you are saving had an attachment, in the Format box, choose a format to save the attachment as.

      Note: If the e-mail you are saving had an attachment and you do not want to save it, click the Include Attachments check box to remove the check mark.

    6. Click Save.

    Archiving Multiple E-mail Messages

    1. Select the messages you want to archive by using one of the following methods:

      • To select a group of consecutive messages, click the first message, hold down the SHIFT key and then click the last message in the group.
      • To select messages anywhere in the message list, hold down the COMMAND key and click each message.

    2. On the File menu, click Save As.
    3. In the Save As box, type the desired file name.
    4. In the Where box, browse to the location where you want to save the file.
    5. If the e-mails you are saving had attachments, in the Format box, choose a format to save the attachments as.

      Note: If the e-mails you are saving had attachments and you do not want to save them, click the Include Attachments check box to remove the check mark.

    6. Click Save.

    Performing Routine Maintenance Tasks

    Emptying Trash

    1. Press and hold down the CTRL key and then click the Trash folder.
    2. Click Erase Deleted Messages.
    3. Click OK.

    Adding Security

    Keeping the E-mail Client Updated for Security Reasons

    • Security updates are performed by installing the latest release of the software from Apple.

    Your E-mail Client and Virus Protection

    K-State now passes all incoming and outgoing e-mail messages through a multi-server virus-filtering system.   Any e-mails which test positive for viruses are discarded in this process. This is done at the server level and requires no interaction from users.

    This filtering is in addition to the virus checking software that should be kept up-to-date on your computer.  See K-State's Antivirus website for virus protection tools as well as information on the latest breaking virus alerts.



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