Suse LINUX Professional 9.3 Update 00662644461625 User Manual
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7.2.4
Tasks
‘Tasks’ provides a list of tasks. Details of the selected task are shown in the lower
part of the window. Use ‘File’ ➝ ‘New’ ➝ ‘Task’ to add a new task. Search the
tasks with the search bar. Assign tasks to others by right-clicking the task and
selecting ‘Assign Task’. ‘Open’ the task to add more details, such as due date and
completion status.
part of the window. Use ‘File’ ➝ ‘New’ ➝ ‘Task’ to add a new task. Search the
tasks with the search bar. Assign tasks to others by right-clicking the task and
selecting ‘Assign Task’. ‘Open’ the task to add more details, such as due date and
completion status.
7.3
Mail
The Evolution mail component can work with multiple accounts in a variety of
formats. It offers useful features, such as virtual folders for showing search re-
sults and filtering for junk mail. Configure the application in ‘Edit’ ➝ ‘Prefer-
ences’.
formats. It offers useful features, such as virtual folders for showing search re-
sults and filtering for junk mail. Configure the application in ‘Edit’ ➝ ‘Prefer-
ences’.
7.3.1
Configuring Accounts
Evolution is capable of fetching e-mail from multiple mail accounts. The account
from which to send e-mail can be selected when composing a message. Configure
mail accounts in ‘Edit’ ➝ ‘Preferences’ ➝ ‘Mail Accounts’. To modify an existing
configuration, select it and click ‘Edit’. To delete an account, select it and click
‘Delete’.
from which to send e-mail can be selected when composing a message. Configure
mail accounts in ‘Edit’ ➝ ‘Preferences’ ➝ ‘Mail Accounts’. To modify an existing
configuration, select it and click ‘Edit’. To delete an account, select it and click
‘Delete’.
To add a new account, click ‘Add’. This opens the configuration assistant. Click
‘Forward’ to use it. Enter your name and your e-mail address in the respective
fields. Enter the optional information if desired. Check ‘Make this my default ac-
count’ to use this account by default when writing mails. Click ‘Forward’.
‘Forward’ to use it. Enter your name and your e-mail address in the respective
fields. Enter the optional information if desired. Check ‘Make this my default ac-
count’ to use this account by default when writing mails. Click ‘Forward’.
Select the appropriate incoming e-mail format for this address in ‘Server Type’.
‘POP’ is the most common format for downloading mail from a remote server.
‘IMAP’ works with mail folders on a special server. Obtain this information from
your ISP or server administrator. Complete the other relevant fields displayed
when the server type is selected. Click ‘Forward’ when finished. Select the de-
sired ‘Receiving Options’, if available. Click ‘Forward’.
‘POP’ is the most common format for downloading mail from a remote server.
‘IMAP’ works with mail folders on a special server. Obtain this information from
your ISP or server administrator. Complete the other relevant fields displayed
when the server type is selected. Click ‘Forward’ when finished. Select the de-
sired ‘Receiving Options’, if available. Click ‘Forward’.
The next set of information to enter is about mail delivery. To submit outgoing e-
mail to the local system, select ‘Sendmail’. For a remote server, select ‘SMTP’. Get
the details from your ISP or server administrator. For SMTP, complete the other
fields displayed after selection. Click ‘Forward’ when finished.
mail to the local system, select ‘Sendmail’. For a remote server, select ‘SMTP’. Get
the details from your ISP or server administrator. For SMTP, complete the other
fields displayed after selection. Click ‘Forward’ when finished.
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