Introduction

All users of Windows 98 and above have the option of using the Microsoft Mailing program Outlook Express. This is a part of the Internet Explorer application of the Windows Operating System. Other commonly used programs include Netscape Mail, Eudora and Pegasus.

The purpose of a mailing program is to help the user send and receive email messages, to keep such messages organized, to keep track of useful email addresses and to handle email attachments.

In these sections the instructions relate to Microsoft Outlook Express. If there is enough interest we will produce similar pages for other mailing programs.

The first section is on Stting Up the Outlook Express program.