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Navigation Bar

Use the Navigation bar located in the left frame of your browser to navigate throughout WorldClient's main pages and your personal mail folders.

Get Mail
Click Get Mail to check your POP mailbox(es) for new email messages.

Compose
Click Compose to move to the Compose page, which is used for composing email messages.

Options
From the Options page you can reach six different areas:

• Personal (Pro verion only) - The Personal page is used for editing and updating your personal profile.

• Preferences - This page is used for customizing the appearance and operation of some of your account settings and functions.

• Mailboxes (Pro version only) - This is used for editing and adding POP mailboxes from which you wish to collect email messages.

• Filters (Pro version only) - By using Filters you can set rules to be applied to incoming messages. Filters can be used to automatically distribute messages to specific folders and/or prevent unwanted mail (spam).

• Folders - This page is used for Creating, Renaming, and Deleting mail folders. These folders can be used for organizing and storing your mail. You can automatically route mail to specific folders by using Filters.

• Address Book - Used for storing important or frequently used names and email addresses. The Address Book can be used to insert addresses into your messages when composing outgoing mail.

Help
ClickingHelp on the Navigation bar will open WorldClient's User Help in a separate window. User Help contains a Table of Contents and Index for navigating throughout the help system and displaying Help topics in the main frame on the right. For more information see User Help.

Empty Trash
The Trash folder is used to protect you from accidentally deleting messages. When you Delete a message from the Message Listing, it will be moved to the Trash folder rather than immediately deleted. Clicking Empty Trash on the Navigation bar will permanently delete all messages currently stored in the Trash folder. Depending upon your particular account settings, messages contained in the Trash folder may also be deleted when you log out or a specific limit is reached. Contact your mail administrator to determine what size or number limitations (if any) may be applied to your account.

Logout
Click Logoutto log off the WorldClient email system. You should always log out and close your browser when you are finished working with your mail. This will aid in making sure that your mail is secure at all times.

Folders
All accounts have four folders when they are created, which cannot be renamed or deleted. However, you can create, delete, and rename any number of other folders by using the Folders page, which is reached by clicking Folders on the Navigation bar. Clicking a specific folder on the Navigation bar will move you to the Message Listing of that folder.

The four initial folders are:

• Inbox - This is your main mailbox folder. Your incoming mail is stored here unless you are using Filters(Pro version only) to store it elsewhere.

• Drafts - This folder is used for storing messages which you haven't yet completed or you wish to send at a later time. Messages will be moved here when you click Send Later on the Compose or Spell Check(Pro version only) page.

• Sent - When you send an email message, a copy of it will be stored in your Sent folder. This is useful for keeping a record of and/or reviewing all messages that you have sent in the past. Depending upon your account settings, this feature may not be available to you. Check with your mail administrator for information about the availability of this feature.

• Trash - This folder is used to protect you from accidentally deleting messages. When you Delete a message from the Message Listing, it will be moved to the Trash folder rather than immediately deleted. Depending upon your particular account settings, messages contained in the Trash folder may be deleted when you log out or a specific limit is reached. Contact your mail administrator to determine what size or number limitations (if any) may be applied to your account.