What is an email client?
An email client is an application that is used to read, write and send email. In simple terms it is the user interface to the email system. The client usually consists of a combination of a simple text editor, address book, filing cabinet and communications module. The text editor allows for the creation of the message itself, and usually includes simple spell checking and formatting facilities. The ability to allow files or documents to be attached to the message is also available. For example a diagram or schematic could be attached to an email message, offering the recipient the chance to see a project’s progress, and comment on it with a reply. The address book allows the users to store commonly used email addresses in an easy to get at format, reducing the chance of addressing errors. The filing cabinet allows for the storage of email messages, both sent and received, and usually gives some form of search function, allowing the easy retrieval of a desired message. The final, but m
An email client is the software that allows you to view your email. Outlook and Outlook Express are typical examples found on computers running Windows (PC) or Macintosh operating systems. We provide technical support to our PC and MAC customers using the Eudora, Outlook, Outlook Express, Opera, and Netscape email clients.
