| About Apple Mail for Macintosh |
| Restrictions |
Apple Mail is installed by default with recent Macintosh Operating Systems.
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Product
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Apple Mail (vendor: Apple Computer, Inc.)
is an email client provided with Macintosh OS X Operating Systems.
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| Requirements |
| Operating System: |
Macintosh Operating System versions 10.x include Apple Mail. Only MacOS versions 10.3.9 or higher are supported by CIS. |
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| Support |
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Help Desk Support:
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Limited.
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Tasks Supported:
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Connecting to the Brown Exchange server, sending and receiving email.
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Tasks Not Supported:
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Maintaining an Address Book, Using a Calendar (Mail does not connect to your Exchange calendar).
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Known incompatibilities with Brown Environment:
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Mail does not use the full features of Brown's Exchange server (calendar and contacts).
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Additional Support Resources:
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See CIS documentation
See Apple's web site for the Mail client
Use a search engine such as Google.
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| Installation |
The software is included with MacOS X. To make sure you have the latest version of Apple Mail for your operating system:
- Run Software Update from the Apple menu.
- If Mail is shown in the list of available updates, select it and choose Install.
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| Notes |
If the Mail application is missing, it may be reinstalled from your Mac OS X installation or system restore CD/DVD.
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Last Reviewed: Wednesday, 06-Sep-2006 14:48:55 EDT by Software_Services
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