This help file is written for people who will be accessing their e-mail through Office-Logic WebMail. Please see the help file for WebScheduler if you need help with accessing your schedule in that portion of the product. The help file assumes that you know how to use your Web browser (for example, Netscape, Mosaic, or Internet Explorer) and are familiar with the Internet and the World Wide Web.
The person who will install and maintain the Office-Logic InterChange Server should refer to the Office-Logic InterChange Console Help file for information.
Office-Logic WebMail is a great solution for people who need a way to access their e-mail remotely. An installed and properly configured Office-Logic InterChange Server and a supported e-mail system at your site will let you read, respond to, and manage your e-mail from any computer that has a Web browser and access to the Internet.
You can use Office-Logic WebMail from any computer that has a Web browser and access to the Internet. For example, if you have an Apple Macintosh computer at home with a Netscape Web browser and a connection to the Internet, you could read and reply to your office e-mail from home. If you go to a client's office with UNIX-based computers, Internet access, and Mosaic, you can read and respond to your e-mail from your client's office. Because Office-Logic WebMail accesses your e-mail mailbox at work, your remote e-mail activities (reading messages, deleting messages, creating messages, etc.) will be reflected when you return to your office.
Office-Logic WebMail is easy to use. From your Web browser, you simply enter the Uniform Resource Locator (URL) (e.g., http://WEBMAIL.MYDOMAIN.COM) of your Office-Logic InterChange server the same way you retrieve any Web page. Office-Logic WebMail displays its Log In screen. From there, using Office-Logic WebMail is very easy and intuitive.