Preface
Chapter 1. Getting Started
1.1 What Is E-Mail?
1.1.1 Evolution of the Electronic Message: E-mail is Born
1.1.2 Electronic Envelopes
1.1.3 Message Headers
1.1.4 The Body of a Message
1.2 E-Mail Software: Clients and Servers
1.3 Before You Begin ...
1.4 Configuring Your Mail Client
1.5 Troubleshooting
Chapter 2. Using the Web Interface
2.1 Know Where You're Going
2.2 The Authentication Information Form
2.2.1 NT Login Passwords
2.3 Of Menus and Forms
2.3.1 Menus
2.3.2 Forms
2.4 Getting Around in the Interface
2.5 Getting Help
2.5.1 Online Documentation
2.5.2 Help Links
2.5.3 Postmaster
2.6 Troubleshooting
Chapter 3. Managing Your Account
3.1 The Account Management Menu
3.2 Viewing Your E-mail Addresses
3.3 Changing Your Password
3.4 Setting Mail Delivery Options
3.4.1 POP3 Delivery
3.4.2 Forwarding Mail
3.4.3 Delivering Messages to a Program
3.4.4 UNIX Mail Delivery (UNIX platforms only)
3.5 Setting a Vacation Message
3.6 Editing Finger Information
3.7 Viewing Access Restrictions on Your Account
3.8 Using the E-Mail Account Form
3.8.1 Requesting the E-mail Form
3.8.2 Filling out the Form
3.8.3 Submitting the Form
3.8.4 Common Mishaps with E-Mail Forms
Chapter 4. Mailing Lists
4.1 The Mailing List Management Menu
4.2 Viewing the Available Mailing Lists
4.3 Subscribing to Mailing Lists
4.3.1 Subscribing to a Single Mailing List
4.3.2 Subscribing to Multiple Mailing Lists
4.3.3 Changing Your Delivery Mode
4.4 Posting Messages to a Mailing List
4.4.1 'Are You One of Us?'
4.4.2 Moderation
4.5 Unsubscribing From Mailing Lists
4.6 Creating a Mailing List
4.7 Managing an Owned Mailing List
4.8 Using the List Manager E-mail Interface
4.8.1 Submitting List Manager Requests
4.8.2 Available Request Commands
4.8.3 Subscribing to a Mailing List (subscribe)
4.8.4 Unsubscribing from a Mailing List (unsubscribe)
4.8.5 Viewing Your List of Subscriptions (which)
4.8.6 Viewing the List of Subscribers (who)
4.8.7 Viewing Mailing List Information (info)
4.8.8 Viewing the Available Mailing Lists (lists)
4.8.9 Getting Help (help)
Index