Arrange all open windows on the screen so that the title bar of all windows is visible.
NOTE: You should NOT do this while logged in as the Administrator, as it will be saved this way.
Arrange all open windows on the screen so that no two windows overlap.
NOTE: You should NOT do this while logged in as the Administrator, as it will be saved this way.
You are displaying items in reverse (descending) sort order (eg. Z to A, newest first ). Choose this to display in forward order.
You may only change the view of folders, conferences, and your mailbox.
You are displaying items in forward (ascending) sort order (eg. A to Z, oldest first). Choose this to display in reverse order.
You are displaying items in order of their size. If you want, you may reverse the order by clicking on the Reverse Sort item in this menu.
You may only change the view of folders, conferences, and your mailbox.
Display items in order of the size.
Note: This will only affect the current pane (upper or lower) of the current window. In addition, the setting will only be saved for windows you have write access to (eg. your mailbox and desktop).
You are displaying items in order of their Subject. If you want, you may reverse the order by clicking on the Reverse Sort item in this menu.
You may only change the view of folders, conferences, and your mailbox.
Display items in alphabetical order of the Subject.
Note: This will only affect the current pane (upper or lower) of the current window. In addition, the setting will only be saved for windows you have write access to (eg. your mailbox and desktop).
You are displaying items using their icon.
You may only change the view of folders, conferences, and your mailbox.
Choose this to display items using icons.
Note: This will only affect the current pane (upper or lower) of the current window. In addition, the setting will only be saved for windows you have write access to (eg. your mailbox and desktop).
Commands in this menu allow you to change the way that information is displayed on the screen.
Make the window with this name current.
Although you may change the font, size, and color, they will not be saved.
Although you may change the font, size, and color, they will not be saved.
Modem is connected to the Printer Port on the back of your Macintosh (the one with the printer icon).
Modem is connected to the Printer Port on the back of your Macintosh (the one with the printer icon).
Modem is connected to the Modem Port on the back of your Macintosh (the one with the little phone icon).
Modem is connected to the Modem Port on the back of your Macintosh (the one with the little phone icon).
Select the port to which your modem is connected.
Select this if you have a pulse (rotary dial) phone line.
Select this if you have a pulse (rotary dial) phone line.
Select this if you have a TouchTone phone line.
Select this if you have a TouchTone phone line.
Select which type of phone line you have.
You must select a message before you can see its history.
Every message has a history of when it was created, who has read it, and who has saved attachments. To see the history, just select the message and choose this command.
Look up a name in the address directory. This directory include the addresses of all users and conferences.
You may only attach a file if the current window is an unsent message.
Attachments are the basis of file transfer in FirstClass. You may attach any file(s) you want to any message, simply by choosing Attach File....
Note: You can continue to use FirstClass even while the file is being transfered.
You must select a message that you want to forward to before you can choose Forward.
Forwarding a message will make a copy of the message, place the copy in your mailbox, and then let you address it.
You must select a message that you have received before you can choose Reply.
Replying to a message will create a new message, with the envelope based on an existing message.
Note: when you reply to a message in your mailbox, the reply will go to all recipients. In a conference, the reply will go only to the conference.
You must first select an unsent message that you want to send. The message must also be addressed properly.
Send an unsent message. The message will be delivered to all entries in the To: and Cc: lists. In addition, a postmark will be placed in the upper right corner of the message, and the Unsent (hollow) flag will be removed from the message.
In addition to supporting standard text messages, FirstClass also supports forms. You may select a from this menu and then fill it in and send it like you would a regular message.
Create a new FirstClass message. The message will be created in your Mailbox, which is on your FirstClass desktop. If you are in a conference, the message will automatically be addressed to that conference.
The message menu is the place to find commands that deal with messages - composing them, sending them, and using them to transfer files.
