Using Evolution This dialog contains four tabs, which allow you to customize the contents of the Evolution Summary screen: Tab Description Mail Allows you to add shortcuts to each of your local mail folders (including subfolders) - including the Inbox, Outbox, Sent, and Drafts folders, and any other folders you create using the Inbox mode. If you add a shortcut to a folder, the Summary also shows you a count of the number of items in that folder. News Feeds Allows you to add links to news feeds. The News Feeds tab contains a number of predefined news feeds to choose from - the Red Hat Linux Update Watch (https://rhn.redhat.com/rpc/recent-errata.pxt) is displayed by default. You can also use the News Feeds tab to create your own. Weather Allows you to retrieve the current weather forecasts from a recognized source. For example, the Met Office (in the UK) is used as the source for weather forecasts most of the main cities within the UK. Schedule Allows you to manage the display of calendar and task summaries in the Summary display. You can choose how many days of your calendar to be displayed at once (choose from one day, five days, one week, or one month). You can also choose to whether to display all tasks in the Summary, or only those tasks that are “due today”. The Inbox Feature The Inbox screen provides an interface not only to your Inbox folder, but to all your local mail folders. When you first open the Inbox screen, you get to see the Inbox folder, with a list of messages shown in the top panel and the content of the currently selected message shown underneath in the preview panel. The toolbar contains shortcuts to the most popular features - creating, replying, and deleting messages, printing, navigation, and so on. The folder bar is a particularly useful feature that’s not shown by default. To make it appear, select View | Folder Bar: 143
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