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E-mail CUSD Style

Outlook Web Access. Outlook Web Access (also called Outlook Exchange) is an Internet-based version of MS OutlookIt is the version that is most used in the Ceres DistrictIt closely resembles the full version of Outlook and Outlook Express. Mark Jeffery E-mail CUSD Style_rev. 1

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E-mail CUSD Style

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    1. E-mail CUSD Style Using Your Ceres Account With Outlook Web Access or Outlook

    2. Outlook Web Access Outlook Web Access (also called Outlook Exchange) is an Internet-based version of MS Outlook It is the version that is most used in the Ceres District It closely resembles the full version of Outlook and Outlook Express This a very detailed explanation of how to use this program. If you are already familiar with Outlook Web Access, just look for the slide headings that address your needs.This a very detailed explanation of how to use this program. If you are already familiar with Outlook Web Access, just look for the slide headings that address your needs.

    3. Outlook Web Access It is the easiest version to use when: You regularly change classrooms You are away from home and want to check your e-mail (even in Europe!)

    4. Outlook Web Access Point out that a back slash (\) must follow the domain name, preceding the user name.Point out that a back slash (\) must follow the domain name, preceding the user name.

    5. Outlook Regardless of which version of Outlook is being used, your e-mail resides on the CUSD server. So, wherever you read (receive/open) a message, that message is not saved on the desktop/laptop – it is still on the server (until it is completely deleted).Regardless of which version of Outlook is being used, your e-mail resides on the CUSD server. So, wherever you read (receive/open) a message, that message is not saved on the desktop/laptop – it is still on the server (until it is completely deleted).

    6. Credits E-mail Etiquette, Yale University Library, http://www.library.yale.edu/training/netiquette/ E-mail Etiquette and Common Sense, PageWise Inc., http://ri.essortment.com/emailetiquet_reaq.htm E-mail Etiquette, I Will Follow Services, http://www.iwillfollow.com/email.htm E-mail Etiquette (Netiquette), Writers Write, http://www.writerswrite.com/journal/dec99/pirillo1.htm Everything E-mail, http://everythingemail.net/email_glossary.html Online Writing Lab at Purdue: E-mail Etiquette, http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/pw/p_emailett.html

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