Using your address book when you want to send a
message:
In the message client, select Compose/New
message, or click the New Message icon. The Compose
new message
Click To: The address book opens. Type in the
name of the person you want to send the message to, or click on
the entry in the address book list. If you want to send a copy
of this message to someone else, click Cc, and select the
name of the copy recipient.
Next, type in the topic, and select the conference to
send the message to from the drop down list, if it was not added
using the address book information.
Type in your message, and select File/Send,,
click the Send icon, or press
<Ctrl><Enter> to send the message.
Editing an address:
Mark the entry to be edited and select
Properties, or double click on the entry. The Address
Book Entry dialogue box pops up.
Make any changes to your entry. You can change any
item on any page of this property sheet.
When you are satisfied, click OK, or click
Cancel .
Creating a group:
Click Add Group.
Type in the name you want to give your new group.
This should be something obvious that the group has in common,
such as "Game Players" or
"Marketing".
Mark the names of those entries on your address book
to be included in the group. You can mark names that are not
consecutive by holding down the <Ctrl> key and
clicking each entry.
Click Add to add the entries to your group.
Enter any comments in the Comments section.
When you are satisfied with your selection, click
OK, or click Cancel to close without saving your
changes.
Sending your message to a group:
In the message client, select Compose/New
message, or click the New Message icon. The Compose new
message dialogue box appears.
Click To. The address book opens. Type in the
name of the group your want to send the message to, or click on
the entry in the address book list. Each member of the group
will receive the message.
If you want to send a copy of this message to someone
else, click Cc, and select the name of the copy
recipient.
Next, type in the topic, and select File/Send,
or click the Send icon. You can also press
<Ctrl>><Enter>.
Does Wildcat support the QWK Mail format?
Yes, Wildcat has always supported QWK mail and
continues to do so in this version. Any QWK-compatible mail
reader will work with Wildcat's off-line mail system. You can
configure your message conferences either from the Message
Client or from the Terminal Mode QWK/REP Menu. Once your
conferences have been selected, you can download a BBC2.QWK or
upload a BBC2.REP from the Home Page when you open your browser
client or
>from the QWK/REP Menu in the Terminal Client.
How do I find more info on a file in the File Client?
Once the file is highlighted, right-click and choose
the properties option. Select the Description tab
to read the full file description.
I found the file I want ... how do I download the
file?
When the file you want is highlighted just
double-click your mouse. You will be asked if you want to
download the file, choose OK.
What are the File Upload and Download Wizards?
In the File Client, the Wizards are represented by
icons on the button bar. These wizards will take you through
each step of uploading or downloading files, including selecting
download and upload directories, and multiple files from
different directories.
How do I change my password?
Open the Personal Properties Client. Click on
the Change Password button.
What if I forget my password?
You will need to contact one of the team sysops and
give them a new password. The sysop will re-enter your new
chosen password and you will get back online. Depending on who
has access to your machine, you may want to store your password
in the WCNav Connection configuration.
When I log on the system tells me I have new mail waiting,
but my inbox is empty?
Make sure you have either the "list
view" or "conversation view" button
depressed on the button bar in the message client. If you have
the "file view" button depressed, only those
messages with attached files will show up.
Can I use a POP3 mailer, or the mailer in Netscape
Navigator or MSIE?
At the present time we do not support POP3 for
Internet email. Your browser mail application will not work
until we do support POP3. Please use the Wildcat message client
for all Internet email, local and mini-net conferences. Or, use
an off-line mail reader with QWK packets.
I'm using the text terminal. What [H]elp Level should I
use?
There are three levels of prompt help:
Novice: Complete menus, and a full command
line. (Unless you are running a script choose this one!)
Regular: No menus, command line only.
Expert: No menus and no command line! (Only
for the real wildcats among us.)