|  |  |  Adding Mailboxes
      Add MailboxesEudora
 Eudora is the oldest client e-mail program on
        the Internet. The structure and operation of most other e-mail programs are fashioned
        after Eudora. 
      Pull down the Mailbox menu and
        select New.In the dialog box that appears, type the
        name of your new mailbox. The name should be short (not more than 10 letters) but
        descriptive.Clicking OK will produce a mailbox
        in the right hand panel of the application. You can most easily store messages in this
        mailbox by dragging the message icon into the new mailbox.If you click the Make it a folder
        check box when naming your mailbox, it will produce a folder, within which you will be
        able to store other mailboxes.At this point, you can drag messages from
        your opened Inbox into appropriate other folders to organize them. 
      
      From the e-mail feature of Netscape, pull down the File menu and select Add
        Folder
.In the dialog box that appears, type the name of your new message folder. The name
        should be short (not more than 10 letters) but descriptive. At this point, you can drag messages from your opened Inbox into appropriate
        other folders to organize them.   
      
      From the e-mail feature of Outlook 98, pull down the File menu, hover over Folder
        and slide over to New Folder and click.In the dialog box that appears, type the name of your new message folder. The name
        should be short but descriptive. Specify the contents of the Folder as Mail Items.Select on the Folder List where you want the New Folder to go.
 
  
At this point, you can drag messages from your opened Inbox into appropriate
        other folders to organize them.With Outlook 98, you can also have folders inside folders for subdividing
        your projects. |