Sending a Message

• Prior to sending a message, it's possible to add attachments, add "actions" for marking the message in some way, and more. The following actions are available for a new message:

  • Send - Sends your message to the designated recipients.
  • Cancel - Cancels your message. However, Mweb Webmail has an auto-save setting, so it's possible that a draft of your message will be saved automatically. If this happens, you'll see a number appear next to your Drafts folder. Clicking Cancel will display a window asking whether you want to save a draft of the message.
  • Save Draft - Saves the message in its current state to the Drafts folder without actually sending it. This is useful if you need to continue writing the message at a later time.

  Note: By default, Mweb Webmail has an auto-save frequency of 2 minutes.Attach (Paperclip) - Allows you to attach one or more files to the message. Actions (⋮)

  • Message Priority - Set to High, Normal or Low. Specifies the importance of the message. By default, messages have a normal level of priority.
  • Request Read Receipt - Sends an email confirmation back to the sender when the recipient opens the message.
  • Request Delivery Receipt - Sends an email confirmation back to the sender when the message is successfully delivered to the recipient.
  • Flag - Marks the message for follow-up. For more information, see Marking Email for Follow-ups .

  Attaching Files

  In addition to using the Attach button when composing a message, you can drag-and-drop files to be attached to your message. When files are attached to an outgoing message, a file manager will display at the bottom of the new message window. The file manager will display the name, size, and upload status of the file. Attachments must reach an upload status of 100% before the item is actually attached to the message.
  

  

  To display an image within your message body, use the Insert Image button from the toolbar editor.