Example:
You want to specify how many messages will be shown on each page.
How?
Click the Settings button.
Click the Mail control tab.
At the bottom fill in the number of messages you want to be shown per page in the "Show up to X messages in a folder page" box.
Example:
You sent a message to your aunt yesterday telling her how sorry you are that you couldn't come to her party. Now your 2nd cousin wants to know why you weren't at your aunt's party. You would like to just go back to the message that you sent your aunt and copy some of that into a new message for your cousin.
In other words, you want to keep a log of your sent messages.
How?
Click the Settings button at the top of the screen.
Click the Mail control tab.
Check the "by default keep outgoing mails in user's Sent folder" box.
You may specify whether to keep each message in your Sent folder by clicking or un-clicking the "Save in Sent folder" box when you write the message.
Defining how to treat deleted messages
Example:
You deleted a message and discovered that this move should be added to your 'Things I am sorry for' list, which is long enough already.
Safe-mail enables you to keep a log of your deleted messages in a trash folder.
How?
Click the 'Settings' button at the top of the screen.
Click the 'Mail control' tab.
Check the 'Keep removed mails in trash folder' option if you want to keep removed messages.
Check the 'Delete removed mails permanently' option if you don't want to keep removed messages.
Note: Messages in your trash folder take up space and you may want to permanently delete them regularly.
Example:
You are working on a message when the door bell rings, your boss calls you for an urgent meeting or your cat seems to be enjoying your dinner.
You don't have to send an unfinished message or throw it away. You can save it as a draft and come back to it later.
How?
Click the 'Keep in drafts folder' button above the text area of your message
In order to get back to the unsent message click the 'Mailbox' button at the top of the screen.
Click the 'Drafts' folder.
Click the subject of the desired message in order to complete and send it.
Arranging your messages in folders
Example:
They all live together in your mailbox - a birthday greeting from your best friend, the sales report you asked your col league to send to you and a great joke you are unwilling to delete.
You can organize your mailbox without deleting any of those essential messages.
How?
Click the Folders button at the top of the screen.
Click Create.
Fill in the name of the new folder you would like to create.
You may fill in a description of the folder's contents.
Click the Create button
Check the box of any message you want to move.
Select the folder's name that appears next to Move to Folder, then click Move to Folder.
Example:
Last Tuesday you mentioned to your classmates that you enjoy cat food, and since then you have started to receive many e-mails - from classmates, doctors, and cat food makers. Now there are a few things you want to do:
You want to read all of the emails that you received before this incident.
One person has sent you several emails, and you want to be able to deal with all of that person's emails all together.
You want to clump all of the messages whose subjects start with "Buy cat food"
You want to clump all of the messages that have pictures of people's cats.
You can sort your messages by date, size, subject or sender/recipient.
How?
From any folder you are in - Inbox, sent, drafts, trash or any folder you created:
Click the 'Received header and the messages will be rearranged by the date you received them.
Click the 'Size' header and the messages will be rearranged by size.
Click the 'Subject' header and the messages will be rearranged by subject in alphabetical order.
Click the 'From' header and the messages will be rearranged by sender in alphabetical order.
Click the 'To' header and the messages will be rearranged by recipient (Sent and Drafts folders only).
Click the 'Read on' header and the messages will be rearranged by the date you read them.
You can also find messages by typing in the subject, author, etc in the Find box underneath the tabs in your Mailbox.