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folder. If you answer “Yes” an exact copy of your message is saved to your
Sent Mail folder for later review or forwarding. Otherwise, you are
returned to the main level of the current mailbox.
10.9 SENDING A FILE
The flow of Sending a File is basically the same as Composing a message
except after you are prompted for a Return Receipt you are then placed into
upload mode.
In upload mode you are basically supplying the system with the necessary
information it needs to receive the file.
You will be prompted for a “Filename to Attach?” After the filename the
system will ask the file type; “S” for a sequential (text file) or “P” for
a program (binary file).
Next you will have the option to select and upload protocol, abort the
transfer or begin uploading. If you abort you are brought back to the MAIN
LEVEL of the current mailbox. If you select to change the current protocol
you will have the opportunity to select a new one from the possible
alternatives (New Punter, X-MODEM, X-MODEM CRC, X-MODEM 1K, Y-MODEM or
ASCII). If you select to begin the transfer the system will tell you when
to begin sending the file. After a successful upload your file and message
will be saved to the E-MAIL DISK on the system to await download by the
recipient.
10.10 DELETING MAIL
The ‘K’ command may be used to delete all of your messages. Any specific
message may be deleted by appending a message number to the end of the ‘K’
command. For example, the command “K 1” would kill message number 1.
10.11 ELECTRONIC MAIL MAINTENANCE
System Operators may access Electronic Mail Maintenance by going to System
Maintenance and selecting the “EC” option; Electronic Mail Controls.
There are currently two options available in Electronic Mail Controls; E-
Mail Configuration and Pack Up E-Mail.
10.11.1 E-MAIL CONFIGURATION
Before anyone can use Electronic Mail in V7 the E-Mail Configuration
program must be run. E-Mail Configuration allows the system operator to
define which specific options he/she wants allow his/her users access to.
Following is a list of the configurable items:
Enable/Disable Electronic Mail Ability to shut down the entire e-
mail subsystem.
Allow/Deny Return Receipts Can users request return receipts or not.
Allow/Deny File Attachments Can users send file attachments
Message Limits
In-Box Limit How many messages are allowed?
Sent Mail Limit How many messages are allowed?
Archive Limit How many message are allowed?
Allow/Deny Personal Address Can users have Personal Address Books?