Windows Vista : Communicating with e-mail.

Communicating with e-mail.
Windows Vista Ultimate gives you many options for sending and receiving e-mail. Using Windows Mail you are able to open, compose, and send e-mails.

Here is how to create, save, receive, and forward messages. Windows Vista Ultimate also makes it easy for you to send files via e-mail—Microsoft Office Word documents, Excel® spreadsheets, PowerPoint® presentations, photos, or other files.
Create a message:
Choose Windows Mail from the Start menu. Click Create Mail.
Type the recipient’s e-mail address. To add more names, use a semicolon (;) between your recipients’ e-mail addresses.
In the Cc… field, type the e-mail addresses of recipients who are to receive a copy of the message.
Type the subject of the message in the Subject line.
Type your message.
Do either of the following:
Click Send.
Choose Send Llater from the File menu to leave the message in the Outbox until you are ready to send it.
Choose Save from the File menu, if you want to save a draft. If a message box appears, click OK.
7. When you have composed all the messages you want to send, Click Send/Receive to send the message in the outbox to your mail server.