DigitelOne Email

           How do I open DigitelOne email?
           How to DigitelOne email ?

When you are done with setting up and configuration of your modem, Internet Dial-up 
and browser, you can now have your own DigitelOne email. Just follow the easy steps below:

Step 1 : Open your Browser (e.g. Internet explorer , Netscape Navigator or Netscape
            Communicator, etc). Usually, you can find it in your desktop or in the program files
            folder.

Step 2 : When your favorite browser is  open, point it to http://mail.digitelone.com.
            You can do this by entering the address or URL  section of your browser located below 
            the file menu, then press Enter. Remember no big letters.

Step 3 : Click the Sign-up image found in your screen. Then you will see the DigitelOne Mail  
           Terms of services. Please take time to read it so you will know more about 
           DigitelOne Mail. When you are done, click the "I accept" button.

Step 4 : You will be asked to specify your username (e.g. jdelacruz), your real name and
            password. Confirm information provided by clicking on the "signup" button.

How to Digitelone email ?

Step 1 : Open your Browser (e.g. Internet explorer , Netscape Navigator, Netscape
            Communicator, etc). Usually, you can find it in your desktop or in the program files
            folder.

Step 2 : When your favorite browser is open point your browser to http://mail.digitelone.com. 
            You can do this by typing it at the address or URL section of your browser located 
            below the file menu then press Eenter. Remember no  big letters.

Step 3 : Input your username (e.g. jdelacruz) and password. Then click Enter. A new page will
            appear. Here is the menu with corresponding descriptions.

           folders - consists of   directories or folders of  all your emails. This is where all            
                       your messages are kept and managed.

           compose - go to this menu if you want to send email to your associates, friends,
                          classmates, etc.

                                        The following are the different headers you need to be concerned about
                           when sending e-mail:

                                To: The To: field contains the e-mail address of the person to whom you
                                are  sending e-mail.

                          From: This field includes your e-mail address. You almost never have to
                                   worry about this field because it automatically fills it in for you.

                                 CC:  "CC" stands for Carbon Copy. This field contains the e-mail addresses
                                  of additional recipients. Most people put one e-mail address in the 
                                  To: field and "copy" others by putting their addresses in the CC: field.

                           BCC: Many e-mail clients either hide this field or don't give you quick access
                                   to it. This "black sheep" header field, which stands for Blind Carbon
                                   Copy, gives you a way of copying an e-mail message to another
                                   person without the first person you send the message to knowing 
                                   about it. Although this field has legitimate uses, people often use the 
                                   BCC: field to send e-mail behind others' backs.

                            Attachments: This enables you to attach entire documents to e-mail
                                    messages.

            Rules : This is used for customizing how you want to respond to  people who sent
                      you emails while you are on vacation. You should also check your
                      setting configurations in order for this to work.

               Setting : This is where you can modify how  you want people to see your email
                         messages and how you want to keep your incoming mails.

                   The settings that can be modified include:

• Layout format (frames/no frames).
• The address-controlling option used to protect Web User virtual sessions.
• From Address (by default - username@domain.name).
• The width of the text field (area) used in the WebUser message composer.
• Mailboxes to be displayed (All Account Mailboxes and/or All Subscribed Mailboxes).
• Message header fields to display in mailbox pages (and the default sorting field).
• Message header fields to display in message page.
• Signature (for messages composed using the WebUser Interface).
• Reply Header and Reply Quoting.
  Note: if the Reply Quoting is set to an empty string, an original message
  text will not be included into a reply message.

     Log-Out :   When you want to end up your session in the Digitelone email just click 
                     this menu  or link.

Step 4 : Proceed to step 5 if you already know how to send email. If you want to send an 
            email, click Compose menu or link, then enter your mail subject and the email
            address of your intended recipient. To start typing your messages, click your mouse
            to the big white square on your screen. In some technical terms it is called text box. 
            When done click the Send button.

Step 5 : Bypass this step if you know how to reply to an email. Reply to an email by either  
            reading all the received mails first and compose a reply letter to intended recipients or 
            responding to each mail immediately after reading it. To reply to an email you should click
            mailboxes, then click Inbox, and then click to the specific letter you want to respond to. 
            Afterwards click the reply button, then enter your mail subject. To start typing your messages 
            click your mouse to the big white square on your screen. In some technical terms it is called
            text box. When done click the Send button. When replying to an e-mail message, the program
            automatically directs it to the sender without you having to indicate the e-mail address.

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