How does Postman e-mail differ from HotMail?
Postman and HotMail are both web based e-mail systems and can be access from anywhere on the Internet. HotMail is Open to anyone that wants to sign up for an account. Postman is a Closed system that requires pre-approval to use. Postman includes an Address Book. On campus users will find Postman much faster than HotMail since data is stored locally. Off campus users will find Postman as fast as HotMail because your speed is most likely determined by the speed of your internet access modem. • What are E-Mail Folders? Folders are collections of e-mail messages that are grouped together for the convenience of the user. Folders help organize e-mail. The system comes with the following 4 folders and you can create more at your option. Inbox Folder The system comes with an Inbox folder that includes all mail sent to your account. Sent Folder There is a Sent folder that saves a copy of e-mail you send to others if you tell the system to do that. Draft Folder This folder contains e-mail that y
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