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If you have already set up Evolution with an email account, you do not need to do any further setup to use these features. If you do not wish to use Evolution for email, you can still use it for managing your contacts or maintaining a schedule, as well as keep track of tasks and memos that you can create for yourself.
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Managing your schedule
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If you like to manage your schedule with a computer, you can maintain this schedule in Ubuntu using Evolution.
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After choosing the account you wish to add the contact to, you will need to enter their login \acronym{ID}, their username, their screen name or their email address in the \textfield{Identifier} text field.
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When a contact wants to send you a file, the status icon to the left of the contact's name will flash with an icon of a paper plane.
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To receive the file double-click the contact's name. Empathy will open the \window{Select a destination} window. Choose a location where you would like Empathy to save the file, and click \button{Save}. Empathy should open the \window{File Transfers} window.
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The \window{File Transfers} window shows you the progress of current file transfers. You can stop file transfers by clicking on the \button{Stop} button, open transferred files by clicking on the \button{Open} button, and clear the list of completed transfers by clicking on the \button{Clear} button.
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