We chose to disable this feature during the testing phase to simplify the testing process. The Mulberry client allows you to store a copy of your mail on your local hard drive. In disconnected mode, you can view, reply, compose, delete, and otherwise manipulate your mail. When you connect to the remote server, Mulberry will deliver any new messages, synchronize your mail between the server and your local machine, send your queued messages from your disconnected session and then disconnect. Even better, you control the degree of synchronization and therefore the time you are connected to the remote server.
Many universities have online resources to supplement our information.
The Training Department is in the process of preparing documentation to adequately support the campus move. When you choose to switch to Mulberry, there are web-page tutorials and Word documents that will help you in the transition. The Quick Start Guides are available now. The tutorials will be a work in progress and should be completed in March. There you'll also find information on configuring your other e-mail clients to the new mail server.