Both buttons "re-package" a selected message so that it can be re-sent. The 'Reply' button also addresses the message back to who sent it - the 'Forward' button leaves filling in the address up to you.

This button "re-packages" a selected message and addresses it to everyone who received a copy of the original.

These buttons let you reply to the sender of an email, reply to the sender and all other recipients, or forward the email to someone else. On the advanced view screen, the popup menu to the right of these buttons lets you choose how the original message will be included in your reply or forwarding message.

Click on the Reply, Reply All or Forward button, located in two places, just above and below the message body. Reply All - Automatically addresses the message to everyone whose names or email addresses are listed in the following fields: To, From and Cc. Forward - Opens a window with the message in it, ready to be addressed. Click the Send Mail button, located below the message.

Yes. You can interact with an email by double-clicking on a result within the Ask Jeeves Desktop Search application. This will bring up the email as you normally see it in Outlook or Outlook Express.

Each of these actions causes a new window to open. Pop-up window killers or ad-blocking software will prevent these separate windows. Some of these types of software allow you to create exceptions. You will need to refer to the software documentation on how create an exception. To test if this is the problem go to Options/Message Composition and uncheck the box "Compose messages in a separate window." Save this option and then try to send a message.

This menu lets you choose how the original message will be included in your reply or forwarding message. There are six options. The best way to find out what they do is to experiment, but here is a summary. Prefix > - The original message is quoted in the body of the new message, each line prefixed with a > character. The quoted text is preceded by a single line, which tells you who wrote it and when.

A.For every message that you receive online we will give you one free message! You can use this message to reply to the sender, or forward your message onto somebody else, just use the relevant reply or forward button. Remember to use the free message within 30 days otherwise it will be automatically deleted.

A.The Reply function is intended to be a simplified compose tool, which offers users the possibility to reply with a MMS, if he has credit, by uploading a single media object whatever the type (image, audio or video).

By pressing the reply button, a message will be addressed to the addressee you entered in the preferences page as originator or the from address in the create newsletter page. So you customize the originator in your newsletters.

Simtropolis makes use of popup windows for various functions like that. You will need to adjust your popup blocker to allow Simtropolis to run them. We do not make use of popup ads or other things of that nature, so you don't have to worry about being attacked by tons of annoying ads.

You can't. That would screw up all the > reply delimiters. If you have to use HTML, post a new message and set the quoted material off with italics or something.

Solution: Close all pop-up windows using the Close box in the top right corner of each pop-up window. Then click Forward.

Quick Reply is made as a "Quick Response" block, so you can make a response to a post (or thread) before you forget or as you read them. Quick Reply is meant as a "no thrills" response box, as it's just there for a fast/non-formatted response. You can also click the "Full Reply" button from the Quick Reply box which will forward you (and all of your Quick Reply text) to the Full Reply page.

Use Quote only when replying to a specific previous post. Otherwise, use Post Reply. If you aren't sure, it doesn't matter which you use.

Post New Message always appears as the last reponse in the topic thread, so a "message" will always appear at the end. Reply to this appears within the topic thread, follwing the message you are replying to. "Messages" should be the main topic of the thread, whilst "replies" allows you repsond to a specific point someone has made, and create a "branch-off" conversation. For this reason, "replies" are shown in italic and are indented to show the branching-off.

Carry forward refers to the amount of unused benefit from the current year that you can add to the next year's benefit limit. For example, if you were given $5,000 for 2006, but used only $4,000, that unused $1,000 can be carried forward to your benefit limit for the 2007 plan year. Carry over refers to approved expenses that exceeded your benefit limit in the current year. For example, in 2006 your benefit limit was $5,000, but your year-end expenses were $5,750.

Alias is an email address at your domain (alias@yourdomain.com), which automatically forwards any mail received to some other real (with POP/IMAP access) mailbox under the same domain that you specify. Email forward is the same as alias, but any external POP/IMAP mailbox (under a different domain) can be used.

A spot transaction is an agreement to buy or sell currency at the current market exchange rate. A forward rate is an agreement to buy or sell currency at a delivery date in the future. A forward rate will either sell at a premium or discount to the spot rate based on a calculation involving the interest rate differential of the country's involved.