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Part III: Getting Things Done
If you want people to respond to a different e-mail account than the one
you’re sending the message from, enter the e-mail address you want
them to use in the Reply-To field. Otherwise you can keep this field
blank. You can also choose to enter your organization in the
Organization field.
4. Click Forward to proceed.
The Receiving Email screen opens, as shown in Figure 10-2.
5. In the Server Type list box, select the type of incoming e-mail server
your ISP uses.
Leave it as None if you don’t want to receive e-mail on this computer —
this setting is useful if you only want to be able to send or only want to
use the calendar and task management features in Evolution. Depending
on which item you choose, the screen changes to ask for the appropriate
information. We assume you’re using a POP mail server to receive
mail; those options are shown in Figure 10-2. If you’re not using POP,
complete the screen you do see and then proceed to Step 17.
Figure 10-2:
The
Evolution
Receiving
E-Mail
screen,
with POP
selected.
The latest versions of Evolution have support for Microsoft Exchange
servers available. If you need this feature, it may or may not already be
installed in your distribution. Use the information in Chapter 16 to add
the Evolution-connector package to your system, and then restart the
Evolution setup process.