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Ubuntu: Up and Running
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Ubuntu: Up and Running

by Robin Nixon
April 2010
Beginner
464 pages
12h 7m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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Email

The default Ubuntu email program is Evolution Mail (see Figure 11-3), which you can access from the Applications Internet menu or by clicking the envelope icon in the top status bar.

The Evolution Mail application

Figure 11-3. The Evolution Mail application

The first time you use Evolution you’ll need to set up one or more email accounts. So after you’ve read the Welcome screen, click the Forward button to get to the Restore screen.

So far you won’t have made a backup, so there is nothing to restore. But once you start using Evolution, it’s a good idea to make backups from time to time, and if you do, this is where you can restore them. You can, at this point, restore a backup made on another computer if you wish. Otherwise, click the Forward button.

On the next screen, you should enter your full name and email address on the top two lines, and (optionally) your reply-to email address and organization name (see Figure 11-4).

Enter your name and email address

Figure 11-4. Enter your name and email address

You can also uncheck the box “Make this my default account” if you don’t want it to be the default. Click Forward when you are ready to go to the screen for setting up the collection of email, shown in Figure 11-5.

Configuring the receiving of email

Figure 11-5. Configuring the receiving ...

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