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Addressing messages using the Directory
To specify a recipient who is in the Directory, enter the recipient's full name or part of the name. For details, see the help for the standard message form.
To create a message from the Directory
If you have not yet created a new message, you can use the Directory or Who's Online list to create a preaddressed standard message. To do this, open the shortcut menu from the listed recipient, then choose Create Mail To.
Addressing messages to conferences
You can address a message to a conference just as you would to another user. To automatically address a message to a conference, open the conference, then create the message.
Addressing messages to Internet addresses
To specify a recipient when the message will go over the Internet, type the recipient's email address (for example, amanda_ho@huskyplanes.com). FirstClass recognizes any address containing @ as an Internet address.
FirstClass does not check whether this type of address is valid.
Addressing messages to gateway addresses
To specify a recipient who is connected to your server through a gateway, type the address in the format
recipient's name,gateway name
The recipient's name is the user name or address of the recipient as defined on the other system. The gateway name is the name used by the other system.
 ExampleTo send a message to Amanda Ho through the HuskyPlanes Toronto gateway, type
Amanda Ho,HuskyPlanes Toronto
For information on the gateways to which you can address messages, contact your administrator.
Using addresses from other messages
To use an address from an existing message or document, drag it to the appropriate field of your new message. You can also open the shortcut menu from the address, then choose Create Mail To, to create a preaddressed new message.
To use a mailto link in the body of a message or document, click the link. A new message is created with this address in the "To" field.
Using addresses from external sources
To use an address from an external source, select the address, then Control-drag (Windows, Linux) or drag (Mac OS, Mac OS X) it to the appropriate field in your new message.
Removing recipients
To remove a recipient from your message, select the recipient, choose Edit > Clear, then press Tab to completely clear the line.
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