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All CLS clients have web accessible email accounts. Go to http://www.c-logic.net:8000 to begin the process. (Please note that attachments cannot be viewed.)


Logging On


  1. Type your email address in the box.
    (eg: user@domain.com)
  2. Type your password in the box.
  3. Click the Enter NTMail button.


  4. Click the Read Email button.
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Reading Email



  1. Use four buttons to the right of the list of messages to process email as follows:
    V - view the message
    R - reply to the message
    D - delete the message
    F - forward the message
  2. When you view a message, it is displayed like this:



  3. To reply to or forward the message, press the appropriate button. NTMail fills in the destination, subject and original message body.
  4. You can change the To and Subject fields, but this probably won't be necessary.
  5. In the Cc box, type the full e-mail addresses of any users who need to see a copy of the message, separated by semi-colons (;).
  6. If you do not want to refer to any of the original message text, you can delete it, but it's usually best to keep enough to remind the other user of what they said originally.
  7. When you have completed the message, press the Send button .
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Composing Email



  1. In the list of messages, press the New Message button to display this dialog:



  2. In the To box, type the user's full e-mail address. This must include their name and the host, for example, carol@companyB.dom. You can type several addresses, separated by semi-colons (;).
  3. In the Subject box, type a meaningful name for the message.
  4. In the Cc box, type the full e-mail addresses of any users who need to see a copy of the message, separated by semi-colons (;).
  5. Type the message body into the main text box.
  6. Press the Send button.
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