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ইমেইল চেক করা ও পড়া
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\application{Thunderbird} will automatically check your email account for new messages every ten minutes, but if you need to manually check for new messages at any time, left-click the \button{Get Mail} button in the top left corner of the workspace. \application{Thunderbird} will then check your email account for new messages and download them.
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As they are downloaded, you will see the new email appear in the message window on the right side of the workspace. When you click on one of your emails, it will appear in the window below your email list. If you want to view your email in a full window, double-left-click your chosen email, and \application{Thunderbird} will display the email in a full window in its own tab.
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\marginnote{\emph{Remote content} represent parts of an email that may be hosted elsewhere. Remote content might consist of video or audio, but most often is graphics or \acronym{HTML} content. For security purposes, \application{Thunderbird} will ask you if you wish to view this remote content.} At the top of the open email, you will see information about the email and the five quick action buttons, \button{Reply}, \button{Forward}, \button{Archive}, \button{Junk} and \button{Delete} as previously discussed. If an email has remote content, you will see a message asking if you want to display the email or not.
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You may want to filter your emails from time to time; this is easily done with \application{Thunderbird}. When you have an email selected and you want to tag the email, simply click the \button{Tag} button and a drop-down list will be displayed. In this drop-down list, you have the options to \menu{Remove All Tags} or \menu{Mark as\ldots}, \menu{Important}, \menu{Work}, \menu{Personal}, \menu{To Do}, \menu{Later}. You can also \menu{create a New Tag} more suited to your own personal requirements.
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To compose a new email message, click the \button{Write} button in the top left of the workspace. This will bring up a new window where you can compose your new email. In the \textfield{To:} field, enter the email address of the destination\dash the contact to whom you are sending this email. If there is more than one contact to whom you are writing, separate multiple recipients with commas.
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If a contact that you are addressing is in your address book, you can address them by name. Start typing the name of the contact; \application{Thunderbird} will display the list of mailing contacts below your text. Once you see the contact you intend to address, click on their email address or use the down arrow key and then press \button{Enter} to select the address.
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If you would like to carbon-copy (Cc) some contacts, click the \textfield{To:} field and select \textfield{Cc:}. Contacts who are listed on the \textfield{To:} and \textfield{Cc:} lines will receive the email, and will see the rest of the contacts to whom an email was sent. If you would like to send an email to some contacts without disclosing to whom your email was sent, you can send a blind carbon-copy, or \textfield{Bcc}. To enable \textfield{Bcc}, select \textfield{Bcc:} by clicking the \textfield{To:} field and selecting \textfield{Bcc:}. Any contacts entered in the \textfield{Bcc:} field will receive the message, but none of the recipients will see the names or emails of contacts on the \textfield{Bcc:} line.
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Instead of typing the email addresses or names of the contacts you are addressing in the message, you can select the contacts from your address book. Start typing a few letters from your contact's first or last name in the \textfield{To:} field to filter the list to only show mailing contacts. Once you identify the contact you would like to address, click on their name in the list. If you've added the contact in error, delete their address and enter the correct address.
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