Cybelia WebMail: your business mailbox
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What is backed up
11 Views •Why a mailbox of your own
11 Views •Finding your way around the screen
10 Views •The Files screen
8 Views •Signing in
8 Views •Sharing a folder, delegating your mailbox
8 Views •Three habits for the first month
7 Views •Settings, and what you adjust there
7 Views •Reading your mail
7 Views •The Mail screen
7 Views •The Calendars screen
6 Views •Folders and tags
7 Views •The vocabulary, in ten words
6 Views •Your signature
6 Views •Who this course is for
6 Views •Time away and your phone
5 Views •When something sticks, open a ticket
5 Views •The Search screen
5 Views •Writing a message
4 Views •The Contacts screen
4 Views •The Calendars screen
Four views, one calendar
The calendar icon opens your calendars. Top right, four buttons change the view: Month, Week, Day and Work week, the one that hides Saturday and Sunday. At the workshop the work week is the default view: it shows the jobs without the noise of the weekend.
Several calendars, several colours
You start with one calendar; nothing stops you creating others. Right click Calendar, then New calendar: a name, a colour. The workshop keeps three: Jobs, Deliveries, Customer appointments. Each is ticked or unticked in the column to lighten the display.
A checkbox, at creation, lets you keep a calendar out of your availability: useful for a personal calendar, whose events you want to see without their blocking your slots in colleagues' eyes.
Importing, exporting, subscribing
A right click on a calendar offers to import a calendar file received by mail, or to export your own. You can also subscribe to an outside calendar, the public holidays for instance: unlike an import, which freezes a copy, a subscription keeps itself up to date.
The shared calendar replaces half the phone calls. Before asking "where are you on Thursday?", look: if the calendar is kept, the answer is already on screen.
In closing
A shared diary is only worth what is put in it: what is not there does not exist for the others. Four views are enough, and the working week is the one most people keep on screen.
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