Other features of IMail include the capability to delete all messages in a folder with a single click, the ability to search for a message based on text in the body or message header, being able to sort messages in a folder, and online help. IMail supports the standard send, reply, and forward functions plus message attachments, cc and bcc, signatures, automated responses, and an address book. All registered Saint Xavier University students will receive IMail accounts during the Spring semester to insure that all students have an official university e-mail address. Some faculty and staff members have already begun receiving their IMail accounts with more to follow in the next few weeks. A full schedule of training sessions for university employees has been set up with classes to be held in Room L109A between December 11 and January 12.
More information is available on the university web site.
IMail Training for Faculty and Staff Faculty and staff members will have the opportunity to get acquainted with the university's new e-mail system at a series of training sessions conducted by John Springer. When you attend an IMail training session you will receive your IMail UserID and Password. Thirty-three seats are available in each session. We are fortunate that this equipment has lasted for so many years until now when use of the VAX systems themselves is diminishing, due especially to the ongoing migration of e-mail from VAX to the new IMail system. Dial-in access to the VAX systems will no longer be supported after December 31, 2000.