


Notes can be color-coded and associated with contacts and categories. NotesĬlick Notes to create and manage your notes. Tasks allow you to keep track of upcoming tasks and projects, tasks you have completed, and things you may be waiting for others to do. Click Contacts within any theme to open your address book. Webmail's suite of features includes an address book, or contact store, that you can use to keep track of your contacts' email addresses, work and home addresses, phone numbers, and so on. The calendar includes Day, Week, Month, and Year views. Meeting attendees can be invited through the calendar system, reminders can be scheduled, recurring appointments can be created, your calendar folder can be shared with other users, and much more. CalendarĬlick Calendar within any theme to open your MDaemon Webmail Calendar, which you can use to manage and schedule your appointments and meetings. Depending on your server and user permissions, you may even be able to send faxes using the Compose View. Within any given theme, click any one of several options such as: Compose, New Message, Reply, or Forward to open the Compose View, used for composing and sending your messages. ComposeĬomposing messages in Webmail is straight forward. This allows you to view the entire message and perform actions related to it, such as reply to it, forward it, delete the message, print it, add the sender to your address book, and more. When you click (double-click in LookOut or WorldClient ) a message in the Message Listing, it is opened in the Message View. The Message Listing in the WorldClient and LookOut themes can also contain a preview pane, which displays the contents of whichever message you have selected in the list. From here you can mark messages as read, delete messages, move or copy them to another folder, or cause one to be displayed in the Message View. All messages contained in your Inbox will be listed and can be sorted by: Subject, Sender, Date, Size, and other columns. The first page displayed after you sign in is the Inbox Message Listing (in the LookOut theme, the Summary page is displayed first). You can create them and configure various folder options from the Folder options page, and you can use Filters to automatically sort messages into specific folders as each message arrives. There are several different types of folders in Webmail, including: message folders, calendars, notes, and more. In all themes, your list of folders appears on the left side of the page. If you wish to set a different default login page (for example, the Calendar page), you can do so by using the Default View option, located on the Personalize page under Options. This will set the Message Listing as your default login page. If you do not want the Summary page to be your default login page, clear the Make Default Login Page checkbox at the bottom of the page. You can get back to the Summary page by clicking the MDaemon icon in the top left corner. Click the title bar of any of the four sections to switch to that page. The Summary page is divided into four sections and gives you a quick view of four major Webmail features: the Message Listing, Tasks, Notes, and any upcoming appointments on your Calendar. The first page displayed after you sign in to the LookOut theme is the Summary page. None of the above applies to the Mobile theme, which is unique and based on a simple system of several pages and menus designed specifically for display on mobile devices. The Lite theme has a more static set of controls. The main pane on the right is dynamic in all but the Lite theme, containing toolbars that change based on the page you are viewing, and containing other key elements such as the Message Listing and user settings. LookOut and Lite have navigation controls across the top, while WorldClient has them on the left. All themes have the Folder List on the left and the Message List on the right. MDaemon Webmail's themes contain an array of navigation controls and toolbars that can be used to access its various features, and the look of these controls varies based on the theme you choose.
