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Special Edition Using Windows 95 with Internet Explorer 4.0

Special Edition Using Windows 95 with Internet Explorer 4.0

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About the Authors

Acknowledgments

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Pt. I. Installing and Configuring Windows 95

Pt. II. Navigation Skills

Pt. III. Working with Files and Folders

Pt. IV. Working with the Internet

Ch. 17. Establishing a Dial-Up Internet Connection

Ch. 18. Web Browsing with Internet Explorer 4.0

Ch. 19. Finding, Organizing, and Saving Web-Based Information

Ch. 20. Internet Explorer 4.0 and Security

Ch. 21. Working with Web Subscriptions and the Active Desktop

Ch. 22. Using Outlook Express for Email and News

Should You Switch to Outlook Express?

Starting Outlook Express

Configuring Outlook Express

Choosing HTML or Plain Text as Your Message Format

Exchanging Data with Other Mail Programs

Reading Messages in Outlook Express

Using the Windows Address Book

Composing a New Message

Working with File Attachments

Sending and Receiving Mail

Replying to Messages You've Received

Forwarding Messages

Organizing Messages with Folders

Using the Inbox Assistant to Process Mail Automatically

Enhancing Email Security

Working with Newsgroups

Downloading and Reading Newsgroup Messages

Ch. 23. Using FrontPage Express and Internet Components

Pt. V. Working with Applications

Pt. VI. Customizing Windows 95 and Sharing Data Effectively

Pt. VII. Networking with Windows 95

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Reading Messages in Outlook Express

When you first click the Read Mail or Read News icon on the Outlook Express main screen, you see a display much like the one in Figure 22.13.

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