How do I set up an email client to access School of Medicine email?
About email clients: An email client is a piece of software that allows you to retrieve emails from your email account, allowing you to forward, reply, or create emails in a friemdly interface. Email clients come in many varieties, each having different tools, like allowing for vcards, signature files, or address book. Examples of popular email clients are: Thunderbird, Outlook Express, or Outlook. The Office of Information Systems supports troubleshooting for most email clients. However, we recommend, for ease of use, stability, and functionality, that you use Thunderbird to view your email. Configuring Thunderbird for email: After installing Thunderbird, click on the Start Menu, select Programs, then Thunderbird, and click on Mail. If you are upgrading to Thunderbird from a previous version of Netscape, allow the upgrade wizard to upgrade your profile. Once you open the Mail program, the Account Wizard should automatically launch.
