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3 Outlook Web Access Shortcuts Using ActiveSend
Tip 1: Attach multiple files to an email message
| Without Messageware |
With Messageware ActiveSend |
| 1. Type in OWA address in browser |
1. Select multiple files from Windows Explorer.
TIP: Hold down the CTRL button to select multiple files |
| 2. Login to OWA |
2. Right click on the files and select Send To\Mail Recipient. |
| 3. Create a new message |
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| 4. Press the attachment button |
| 5. Navigate to find the first attachment in the file system |
| 6. Attach the first file |
| 7. Navigate to find the second file |
| 8. Attach the second file |
| 9. Navigate to find the third file |
| 10. Attach the third file |
| 11. Press Attach |
Tip 2: Send an email using an email link on a webpage
| Without Messageware |
With Messageware ActiveSend |
| 1. Figure out where the email link is pointing. Email links are not always obvious and may show as an image or as a name instead of the actual email address. |
1. Click on an email link |
| 2. Open a new browser window |
2. Compose a new message |
| 3. Type in OWA address in browser |
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| 4. Login to OWA |
| 5. Create a new message |
| 6. Paste in the email address |
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Tip 3: Send a file from Microsoft Office
| Without Messageware |
With Messageware ActiveSend |
| 1. Save the file to the local computer. |
1. In Microsoft Office 2007 applications, select the
Send > Email
In Office 2003/XP select File > Send To |
| 2. Type in OWA address in browser |
2. Compose a new message |
| 3. Login to OWA |
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| 4. Create a new message |
| 5. Press the attachment button |
| 6. Navigate to find the first attachment in the file system |
| 7. Attach the file |
| 8. Press Attach |
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