How to create folders in RoundCubeThis tutorial assumes that you've already logged in to RoundCube webmail.Now let's learn how to create folder to help organize our emails.Click the Settings option.Click the Folders option.At the bottom, click the Plus icon.Type the name of the new folder in the Folder name window.Select the Parent folder of the new folder we are creating OR leave the setting as it is to make this new folder as a primay folder.Select the view mode as per your needs.When finished, click the Save button.That's it! The new folder has been created, and is shown here in our list of folders.Click our new folder to see its contents.Select the folder to rename it.Enter a new name for the folder.To delete the folder, select it....Then click this dropdown icon and select Delete.This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to create additional folders in RoundCube.
Using multiple identities in RoundCube This tutorial assumes that you've already logged in to RoundCube webmail. Now let's learn how to use multiple identities. Click the Settings option. Under Settings, click the Identities option. To create a new identity, click the plus icon at the bottom. Enter the desired information for the new identity. When finished, click Save. The new identity is now listed along with our original identity. You can create as many identities as you wish, by repeating the steps we just did. Let's return to the main E-mail page. Click the Compose icon to compose a new mail. Now when sending email, we can choose to send FROM any of our identities by selecting the identity from this Sender drop-down box. This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to use multiple identities in RoundCube.
How to mark messages in RoundCubeThis tutorial assumes that you've already logged in to RoundCube webmail.Now let's learn how to mark messages as read or unread.Both messages in the Inbox folder are currently marked as Read... you can tell this because the text is regular instead of bold.Let's highlight one of the messages.Click the Mark dropdown icon.Let's choose to mark this message As unread.The message is now marked as unread (since its text is bold), and our inbox shows 2 message as being unread.Selecting an unread message will not change its status to Read.... but if the message was already selected, you can mark it as Read by choosing the option in the Mark dropdown icon.This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to mark messages as read or unread in RoundCube.
How to open an email message in RoundCubeThis tutorial assumes that you've already logged in to RoundCube webmail.Now let's learn how to open an email message so we can read it, and perhaps respond to or forward it.When you first login to RoundCube, you'll see that the Inbox is highlighted.......which means the messages shown here are in the Inbox.To open an email message simply double click on the email itself.To view the messages in any of the other folders, select the folders accordingly.....Then double click on the email that you want to see.This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to open email messages from any folder.
How to reply to or forward messages in RoundCubeThis tutorial assumes that you've already logged in to RoundCube webmail.Now let's learn how to reply to or forward messages that we've received.Select the message you want to reply to.To send your reply to the sender of the email, click the Reply icon.To send your reply to the sender of the email AND any other people who were sent the message, click the Reply all icon.Now click the Forward icon dropdown button.The Forward inline option is the default mode, and makes the message available for editing and forwarding.The Forward as attachment option will copy the selected message as an attachment and doesn't allow you to edit anything.Whether you're replying to the sender, replying to all, or forwarding a message, you can always include additional email addresses in the To field.When ready, click the Send icon.This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to reply to or forward email messages with RoundCube.
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