Linux Dummies 9th

Chapter 10: E-Mailing the World
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The KMail Welcome Wizard finishes, and the next wizard, KWallet, automatically
starts.
Figure 10-11:
The KMail
Server
Information
screen.
5. Select the Basic setup in the KWallet Wizard and click Next.
Just like keeping little slips of paper in your wallet, the KWallet application
stores all of your passwords in a single location that applications
can access only with your approval. This makes storing passwords a lot
easier; you only have to remember one password to allow applications
to access your stored passwords.
6. Select the check box to use KWallet, then enter and confirm a password.
Click Finish when done.
The KWallet Wizard completes, and you see the main KMail window,
shown in Figure 10-12.
Figure 10-12:
The main
KMail
window.