The basic things you will be doing in Mail are checking messages, replying to messages, and composing new messages. On these next few pages are directions for how to do just that, but there is lots more your Mail program can do for you. You can create folders to organize your mail, create “rules” to filter incoming messages and automatically sort them into special folders, spell-check your compositions, search your mail, and add entries to your Address Book.
But since you probably want to get started right away just using email, jump right in. You must have an Internet connection already set up, as explained in Chapter 31, and you must ...
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