Reading E-Mail - RCA RM4100 User Manual

Mail
You can communicate with people
all over the world by using e-mail.
You can keep in touch with friends
and family, and even exchange
your photos with e-mail.
This section covers:
• Reading and writing e-mail
• Saving and organizing e-mail
• Using the Address book
• Limiting junk e-mail
To learn more about Mail, choose Help from
anywhere in Mail.
You can add up to 10 additional users to your
MSN TV account, each with their own e-mail address.
To learn more, see Adding users to your MSN TV
account on page 43.
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The parts of an e-mail address
Here are some example e-mail addresses:
Name_123@hotmail.com
myname@msn.com
example@passport.com
An e-mail address, just like a street address, has a few
different parts that always appear in the same order.
myname@msn.com
This is the online or e-mail This part is called the
name of the person domain. It may be the
name of the e-mail
service that they use
The "at" symbol (@) or it may be the name
connects these two parts. of the company they
work for.

Reading e-mail

Your Inbox is the starting point for
everything you do in Mail, from
reading and writing an e-mail to con-
trolling unwanted e-mail, or spam.
E-mail messages are delivered to your Inbox. When you
have unread e-mail, the blue light on the front of your
Internet player will illuminate, and the status bar at
the bottom or your screen will show how many unread
messages you have.
To read your e-mail
1
Go to Mail by pressing the Mail key on the
keyboard or by choosing Mail on the home page.
Your Inbox opens.
2
Choose the e-mail message that you want to read.
The e-mail will open in a new page. You don't have
to read the entire message right away. It will stay in
your Inbox until you delete it or move it to a folder.
3
To read the next e-mail in your Inbox, choose Next
at the top of the page. To read the previous e-mail,
choose Previous.
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