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HOW TO USE MOZILLA WITH GUMAIL

Thunderbird is a desktop client for use with GUMail.  Desktop clients are set up to work with only one computer and allow you to check your email from that computer.  They have more formatting options than web-based email and allow you to store your email locally, or on your computer’s hard drive.  Thunderbird works on Windows and Mac machines.  At Georgetown, most PC users use Thunderbird for email; about half of Mac users use Thunderbird, with the other half using MacMail.
	Setting up Mozilla		Mozilla Mail Basics
	Installing Mozilla		Finding your way around
	Configuring Mozilla		Getting your messages
	Configuring Mozilla When You Have a Netscape Profile		Sending messages
	Configuring Mozilla When You Don't Have a Netscape Profile		Sending an attachment
	Setting Mozilla to use GU Directory		Deleting messages
			Using the spellchecker
	Organizing Your Mail		Addressing
	Understanding local mail		Adding contacts to your address book
	Creating folders & moving messages		Editing address book contacts
	Setting where sent mail is saved		Deleting contacts from your book
	Sharing folders		Using mailing groups
	Using Filters		Getting the Most from Mozilla Mail
	Introduction to filters		Using signatures
	Using the junk mail filter		Using templates
	Creating filters		Checking your quota
	Editing filters
	Deleting filters		Going on the Road
			Exporting personal address books
	Working Offline		Importing personal address books
	Setting your preferences
	Downloading individual files		FAQ
	Going offline		Why is my local mail gone?
	Going back online