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WEB-BASED E-MAIL THROUGH GROUPWISE Username: first initial + last name Password: email1 Your new e-mail address: username@leroycsd.org Our new web site: leroycsd.org To access your mail from outside the Leroy site: mail.leroycsd.org Modified from the manual by Frank Muscato, Geneseo Central Schools Le Roy CSD Technology Services Department www.leroycsd.org

Table of Contents LOGIN SCREEN...3 YOUR MAILBOX...3 READING A MESSAGE...3 READING A MESSAGE...4 FORWARDING...4 COMPOSING A MESSAGE...5 MANAGING YOUR RECEIVED MESSAGES...5 Trash... 5 MOVING A MESSAGE TO A FOLDER...6 CREATING FOLDERS...6 SELECTING MESSAGES...7 THE ADDRESS BOOK...7 Personal Address Books... 9 Creating Department/Grade Level Distribution List... 10 OPTIONS (NOTE, PART OF THIS MATERIAL WILL BE COVERED IN THE ADVANCED GROUPWISE MAIL CLASS)...10 A. Change Password... 11 B. Proxy Access... 11 3. Rules (Use this button to forward your mail to your home e-mail account)... 11 4. Signature... 14 5. Time Zone... 14 EXIT...15 TO FORWARD YOUR GVMAIL ACCOUNT TO THIS NEW ACCOUNT...15 2

Our email system is Groupwise 6.0 - Lakenet Web Access. We can connect to our email system from any workstation with access to the internet by typing mail.leroycsd.org. LOGIN SCREEN Enter your username and password and select Login. The system administrator will assign you your username. Normally your username is FIRSTINIITALLASTNAME. For example, dbaker. If there is more than one user with the same first initial and last name, a number will be added to the end. For example: crobinson3. Your initial password will also be assigned. You should change the password through the Option feature on the Mailbox screen. YOUR MAILBOX The Mailbox screen displays email messages sent to your account. These can be new and already read messages. New messages are in bold. The Unopened Item option will hide read messages. Listed under your name are the folders that exist for your account. You can add new folders as needed to help organize your mail. The button bar on the left side of the screen provides access to the Mailbox, Address Book, personal Calendar and the Compose message screen. Your Mail Account Compose a message Address Book Calendar Search 3

READING A MESSAGE To read a message, click on its title ONCE and the Mail Message screen should open. Close - closes the message screen and returns to your mailbox. Previous - this only appears if the message you are reading is not the first one in your mailbox. Next - opens the next message in your mailbox. Forward - opens a new compose screen and lets you send the original message to others. Reply to Sender - opens a compose screen and inserts the senders address. Reply to All - opens a compose screen and inserts all recipients of the original message and the sender. Move - moves the open message into a folder Delete - moves the open message into the Trash Read Later closes the message Properties - show information all the recipients of the message. FORWARDING When you forward a message, it is sent as an attachment with the forwarding message. 4

COMPOSING A MESSAGE To compose a message, click on the Compose message icon in the left hand frame.. Enter an email address, subject and message text. Email addresses can be accessed from your Address Book or typed in, as needed. To send a message, select Send. Sent messages are automatically saved in the Send Items folders. There is a Spell Check option. The Web- Access dictionary cannot be modified. MANAGING YOUR RECEIVED MESSAGES From the mailbox screen you can mark a message for deletion, move it to a folder or mark it to read later, which resets it as a new message. The options to Accept, Decline and Complete are not supported at this time. Along side each message is a check box and the options appear in a menu about the list of messages. Checkbox Trash If a message is checked, then it can be deleted by clicking on the Delete button in the menu. It is moved to the TRASH folder, not permanently deleted. 5

From the TRASH folder you can undelete a message, select it and delete or empty the trash all at once. MOVING A MESSAGE TO A FOLDER To move a message, select the message by checking its box and then select Move from the menu above the messages. A window will open showing you the current folders. Select the desired folder. The message will be moved. CREATING FOLDERS To create a folder, you must first select the option Add Folder on the Mailbox screen. Enter a folder name and then click alongside the existing folder under which you would like to place the new folder. For example, if you want your new folder under Cabinet you could click next to its name. 6

The new folder will appear under Cabinet when the arrow next to Cabinet is selected. You will now be able to move messages into this new folder. SELECTING MESSAGES The Mailbox screen has options to check for new messages, Update, Select All messages on the screen and Clear All. Select All can be used to delete all messages at once, rather than selecting them one at a time. If you have selected all the message, you can Clear All if you made mistake THE ADDRESS BOOK There are two types of address books that come with your account, The GroupWise Address Book and A Personal Address Book. The Groupwise Book lists all of the current employees that have e-mail accounts. The personal address book is where you will add personal addresses and distribution lists. To begin using the Address Book, you must first search for names. The default number of names to display is 25. You can also set criteria for your search by using the drop down menus displayed. If you enter NO criteria, such as a last name, the first 25 addresses will appear. You can change the number of addresses that appear by adjusting the number under the Number of names to display box. If you switch this to 200, you will see all of the current members of the LCSD list. 7

This is a sample of a search for any address name than begins with John. Note: Department searches are not used. This is a sample of a last name search that equals Robinson. Once you have found the email address you are seeking, click on it once and press the To: to add that name to the list of those to receive a message. You can add other names listed or do another search and add names. After you have selected the addressees, to write your message, click on the Mail button. The Mail Message screen should appear. Compose your message and click on Send 8

Personal Address Books You can create additional address books, which can be used as personal distribution lists. Select the Address Book Options button to add a new address book. You should have an address book list with your name. Select the Create Address Book button to add a new list of addresses. For example, you can create a list of all the staff members in your department or team or house. You need to name your new address book, and, if desired, a description and then press OK. Then select Close and return to the main Address Book, re-open the Address Book, if needed. To add addresses to a personal address book, select the Add button on the Address Book Screen. 1. Select the personal address book you wish to use. 2. Enter the required fields and press OK. 3. To add another address, select Add again. 9

Creating Department/Grade Level Distribution List You can also create distribution lists from the GroupWise Address Book. To do: 1. Start at the Groupwise Address Book. 2. One at a time, locate the addresses of the people you want on your List. Highlight each name and click on the TO button, placing them in the To box. 3. Once you have completed your list, click on Save Group. 4. Give your group a name. This list will then be saved into your Personal Address book. (Remember, you will have to click Search Address Book to access it. On the Address Book screen, the new personal address book can be accessed under the Address Book: drop down menu: OPTIONS (Note, part of this material will be covered in the Advanced GroupWise Mail class) The Options button appear on the Mailbox screen. The following options are available: 1. Change Password 2. Proxy Access- allows someone else to access your email account 3. Rules- allows for creating a message to be sent when you are on vacation, and automatic actions to be taken for forwarding, deleting, replying and moving messages to a private folder. 4. Signature - can create a closing for each email, such as your name and phone number. 10

A. Change Password You must enter your old password and then your new password twice and then select SAVE. B. Proxy Access You add a user of our GroupWise email and then assign them rights to access portions of your email. For example, you may want to share your calendar. Caution must be made if too many rights are assigned, someone could delete all your messages or compromise your account. 3. Rules (Use this button to forward your mail to your home e-mail account) You can establish rules that GroupWise will use after mail is received. For example, after a message is received a return message is sent informing the sender that you are out of the office for several days on vacation. The message can direct them what to do if they need immediate response to their message. To do: 1. Select the Type of rule you wish to create. 2. Select Create. 11

A. For a vacation message, enter the text of the reply. B. A Delete rule, a rule is established based on what is contained in the From, Message, Subject and To fields in each message. NOTE: If used and no condition is defined, all mail is moved to the trash folder! C. For Forward, you can send all messages to another email account. You can include an introduction to each message forwarded by adding text to the Message box. NOTE: If you have a home e-mail account which you prefer to use, then have your Leroy mail forwarded to you there. To Do: 1. Create a forward rule (see stop one above). 2. Give your rule a name. 12

3. Leave the Optional Condition blank. 4. Under the Define Action Category, write your HOME e-mail address in the To: box. 5. Type in a Subject line so that you will recognize a forwarded message: ie. from LCSD. 6. Click Save. Click Save on the next screen. Now, all your messages will be forwarded to your home account.\ Note: This will continue to happen until you deactivate your rule. D. For Reply, a standard reply to all messages can be created and then you can reply more specifically at a later date. (Often used to acknowledge receipt of a message.) E. For Move to a Folder, a message can be moved to a specific folder based on the rule created. For example, messages from a particular sender could be moved to a specific folder. After Rules have been created, you must then Activate them for use. In this manner, you could create a rule and turn if off or on as needed. 13

In this case, the Forward and Reply rules are active but the Vacation rule is not. NOTE: When creating rules and activating, remember to save your changes. 4. Signature A signature is a small message that can appear at the end of each message you send. For example, it can include your return address and phone numbers. You have the option to activate and then in an automatic mode (added to every message) or you will be given the option to not add the signature. 5. Time Zone Sets your time zone for the date/time stamp on your messages. This should be set by the system administrator. 14

EXIT To exit your email account, select the door on the Mailbox screen. TO FORWARD YOUR GVMAIL ACCOUNT TO THIS NEW ACCOUNT 1. Go to the Internet and type in www.edutech.org 2. Click on the GV Mail Link. DO NOT LOG IN. Instead, select: Change your Password. 3. Log in at the gray box prompt. 4. At the green and white page, click on the link at the left that says: Delivery Options 5. Type your new e-mail address in the box that says: Mail delivery. 15