Open Webmail Help Tutorials >> The Message Toolbar
When you open a message , a new toolbar appears, giving you more options for the specific page you are on. The Message Toolbar: Reference Chart:
Term/Icon | Name/Alternate Text | Action It Performs
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| Back to Previous | Takes you back to the previous mailbox
| New Message | Creates a new e-mail message*
| Reply | Replies to the sender of the message.
| Reply All | Replies to all senders of the e-mail, including forwarders
| Forward as Attachment | Forwards the message as an attachment
| Print | Displays a printable version of the message
| Calendar | Opens the calendar
| Logout | Exits your Open Webmail session
Additional Message Icons:
Term/Icon | Name/Alternate Text | Action It Performs
--- | --- | ---
| Import Address Book [sender] | Adds the sender of the e-mail to your address book.
| Block Sender | Blocks the sender by adding a filter.
| Block SMTP Relay | Blocks the SMTP Relay of that message (the server that forwarded the message)
There is a second small toolbar below the message:
The "Back to Previous" performs the same action as the one on the chart above. The Left and Right arrows accompanying the "1" are for browsing between multiple messages in the mailbox (the left arrow navigates to the previous message, the right arrow navigates to the next message). The number in between the arrows tells you what message you are viewing (1 specifies the 1st message in the mailbox). The drop menu in which the text Select Stationery for Reply is in, allows you to select what stationery you would like to use for a reply. Open the menu to display a list of stationery you have made. Once you have selected one, you will be able to reply to the message with the stationery you selected. If you do not have any stationery set up, click the stationery button ( ) after which you will be able to edit and/or create new stationery. For a definition of stationery see The Settings Toolbar . * If you are viewing a message in the drafts folder (see Managing Your Folders ), this button will Edit the message, rather than start a new one.

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