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Most e-mail programs have many features in common.
Once you know one program, you can easily use others.
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Launching your e-mail program is usually as simple as clicking on the e-mail icon on your desktop. Once the program is open, write a message by clicking on the Compose Mail, New Message or similar button.
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In the new message window,
type the e-mail addresses of the
recipients in the To field, or use the address book--a
handy feature of your e-mail program that stores frequently used addresses--to select one or more e-mail addresses.
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In the CC field, enter the address of anyone you want to receive
a copy of the message. Type the e-mail address or choose it from your
address book.
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Type the subject of the message now or wait until after
you've composed your message.
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Now type your message. You can edit it as you would
a word-processing document. You can also copy text from another message or
document and paste it into the message box.
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Finally, click on the Send button. If you have your spellchecker program enabled, it should run before the message goes off into cyberspace, allowing you to correct any errors.
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