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Brunswick EMAIL (AKA: FirstClass)

PURPOSE: To exchange electronic mail between members of the campus community and with the rest of the world.

SOFTWARE:

MANUALS: The FirstClass client has extensive built-in help. To use this feature, select Contents from the Help menu.

  • Client Help (web version of the built-in client help)

  • Mail Rules (web version of the built-in client help)

  • Requesting and using a Private Conference

  • How do I get an account?

  • Change your FirstClass password?

  • Archiving First Class Messages. Understanding how to archive messages is important because all email eventually expires (gets automatically deleted) when it is 600-days old. Expired mail cannot be retrieved.

  • Important information about email Virus Protection

  • Email Virus Protection statistics

QUOTA:

  • Students are assigned 50 MB of storage

  • Staff and faculty are assigned 100 MB of storage

  • Conferences are limited to 200 MB of storage

  • If you need to store or archive more email than your quota allows, please archive old messages. Exceptions to quotas are available on request.

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

What is my Email ID and Password?

The default mail account name is the first letter of your first name followed by your last name (e.g. Jill Smith's account name would be jsmith). This account name can be changed--contact Sunil Gupta (x5890).

Password : Call us if you've forgotten or don't know your email password.

What's my e-mail address?

Student, faculty and staff email addresses are NetID@brunswickschoool.org

How do I change my e-mail password?

  • Log in to FirstClass using your current ID and password.

  • Click on Collaborate and then on Change Password

  • Enter your old password, new password, and retype new password in the appropriate fields.

  • Click on OK

  • Close the window.

How do I attach a file in e-mail?

  • Open a new message.

  • Look for the attach button, usually indicated by a paper clip icon.

  • Click on the paper clip/attach button, and browse for the file. The file may be located on your C: drive (local hard drive), a floppy diskette (A: drive), a network drive (P: S:, etc.), or any other storage space associated with your computer.

  • Select the file to attach. Double click on the file name, or click once to select and then hit Open.

  • Address, compose, and then send the message!

How do I add an address to my address book?

  • Open an email from the person you want to add.

  • Right Click on the link in the From line.

  • Select Add to Contacts Folder.

  • Fill in the address card as desired.

  • Click OK.

How can I create a signature for my e-mail?

  • Open FirstClass Preferences under Edit menu

  • Click on Messaaging and then on Signatures Tab

  • Compose your signature (name, position/title, phone, fax and other contact info) as you want it to appear on the bottom of each email message.

  • Close Window..

Folders:

Note: You WILL run out of storage space if you do not regularly delete old email messages. If you run out of space, you will no longer be able to receive incoming messages!

Maintaining your mailbox responsibly will recycle disk space and avoid unnecessary emergency situations.

How do I create a Vacation Message?

This allows you to type a message that will automatically be sent as mail comes in.

  • Go to Preferences, Messaging, Mail Rules

  • Compose or revise your message in the text box on the right

  • Change Auto Reply options for Local and Internet email to Yes.

  • Your text will be automatically sent in reply to each message your account receives.

  • Remember to return to this screen and change the option to NO once you return from vacation.

NOTE: This will not forward mail, it simply automatically sends the notification you type to each person(s) who sends you messages while it is in effect.