Want to send emails to first names instead of the whole email address. Can you help?

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Step 1 Tap the "Mail" app on your iPad's home screen, tap "Other" and tap "Mail Account." If you already have an email account set up, tap the "Settings" icon on the home screen, tap "Mail, Contacts, Calendars" in the sidebar and tap "Add Account."
Step 2 Type your name into the "Name" box using the onscreen keyboard. You can enter any name you want; your iPad sends this name with each email you send.
Step 21 Type your full AOL email address in the form "[email protected]" into the "Address" box. If you have an AOL email address with a different domain, such as "@games.com" or "@love.com," use that domain instead.
Step 31 Enter your AOL email password into the "Password" box.
Step 41 Type a description for your email account into the "Description" box and tap "Next."
Step 51 Tap "IMAP" at the top of the New Account pane.
Step 61 Type "Imap.aol.com" into the "Host Name" box under "Incoming Mail Server."
Step 71 Type "Smtp.aol.com" into the "Host Name" box under "Outgoing Mail Server."
Step 81 Enter your full AOL email address into the "Username" boxes under both "Incoming Mail Server" and "Outgoing Mail Server."
Step 91 Enter your AOL email password into the "Password" boxes under "Incoming Mail Server" and "Outgoing Mail Server."
Step 101 Tap "Next." Your iPad verifies the settings.

first, save all the 20 email addresses in your contacts.
how to do it: 1. sign in to your yahoo account 2. in the middle left part of your email, click add contact 3. put all their email addresses together with their full name 4. now, instead of clicking new message or compose message, do directly to contacts and check all the email addresses of the 20 persons. then click send e-mail. you can also attached file if you want. hope this will help.

Just as you would send a text message. But you must first go to your contacts. Create a new contact. Save the name under whatever you want and scroll down until you see a spot you can type in an email and then save the contact. Then go to the picture, click send or whatever and instead of typing in a number to send it to, send it to the contact with the email address!

you must have email account, also the POP address, and the SMTP with your username and password ready

Set up email account
1. Select Menu > Messaging > Email > Settings > New account > Add.
2. Enter a name for the email account, for example, Home or Office. Select OK.
3. Select Connect using > Edit and select the data account you created earlier to use with this email
account.
4. Select Email address > Edit. Enter your email address. Select OK.
5. Select Connection type > Edit. Select POP3 or IMAP4. POP3 is the most common.
6. Select Incoming server > Edit. Enter the name or the IP address for the incoming server. Select OK.
7. Select Username > Edit. Enter the incoming server username. Select OK.
8. Select Password > Edit. Enter the incoming server password and select OK. Leave this blank if you
want to be asked for the password each time you check new mail.
9. Select Outgoing server > Edit. Enter the name or the IP address of the SMTP server you use to send
email messages. Select OK.
10. Select Advanced settings.
11. Select Your name (not mandatory) > Edit. Enter your name and select OK. This will appear in outgoing
email messages.
12. Select Signature (not mandatory) > Edit. Create a signature to add to your email messages and
select OK.
13. Select Download S&R. Choose what to download when receiving new email messages:
• Subjects only – receive information such as sender and subject before downloading the whole email.
• Up to size limit – receive the whole email. Select Size limit to set the maximum size to download
when receiving new email messages.
• Subjects & text – Only for IMAP4 users. Receive the subject and text but not attached files.
14. Select Check interval (not mandatory). Choose how often you want the phone to connect to your
email server and check for incoming email messages.
15. Select Push email. Only for IMAP4 users. Select On for full email notification functionality or Off to
disable the functionality. See Using push email for full email notification functionality on page 7.
16. Select Allow connection > Edit. Select Any network or Home network.
17. Select Copy outgoing (not mandatory) > Edit. Select On if you want email messages sent from your
phone to be sent to an additional email address of your choice. This way your sent messages are
copied and can be saved for future reference.
18. Select Encryption > Edit. Choose whether your email messages should be encrypted.
19. Select Outgoing. username. If requested, select Edit enter the outgoing server username.
20. Select Outgoing. password. If requested, select Edit enter the outgoing server password.
21. Select Incoming port. If needed, change the port for the protocol you are using.
22. Select Outgoing port. If needed, change the port for the SMTP protocol.

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To write and send an email message
1. Select Menu > Messaging > Email > Write new.
2. Select To: to add recipients and select Add. There are three ways to add an intro sentence:
• Select Enter email address. to enter an email address.
• Select Contacts look-up to retrieve a recipient from Contacts.
• Select an email address from the last used recipients.
3. To add more recipients, select To: > Edit select Cc or Bcc and select recipients to add. When finished
selecting recipients select Done.
4. Select Subject: to write the subject.
5. Select Text: to write the text.
6. Select Attachments: and select the attachment to add. Add more attachments the same way.
7. Select Continue.
8. Select Send to send the message or More to view options.
To receive and read email messages
1. Select Menu > Messaging > Email > Inbox.
• Select Send&rec when the inbox is empty or
• Select More > Send & receive to download new messages.
2. Select a message and select View to read it.
To reply to an email message
1. Select Menu > Messaging > Email > Inbox. Select an email message in the inbox. Select More
> Reply and select:
• Yes – to include the original message in your reply or
• No – to exclude the original message.
2. Write your message select OK > Continue.
3. Select Send to send the message or More to view option

They will only go to the draft folder if you accidentally click the Save to Draft option instead of Send. It is very easy to do! If an email has been sent it will go, by default, to the Sent folder.

If you locate the email that you have replied to or sent then highlight it and then right click on it a drop down list will appear.

Select and click the View Full Headers option at the bottom of the list. This will give a popup window containing header info. If you read through it will show the following:

1. From which should be your email plus the date and time
2. a whole bunch of misc characters
3. From with your name / email address shown
4. Subject – whatever the email subject was
5. To – Name / email address of who you sent the email to or replied to
6. Content Type – plus some unintelligible info
7. Content Length – which is the true size of the email plus any attachments.

If you can see this then it conforms that you message has been successfully sent from you email account.

Note: It does not show or guarantee that the email has been received or read at the recipients end.

1) If you're actually scanning to an email address, make sure your SMTP email server information in the copier's web page is correct.

If you are using names instead of IP addresses, also make sure your DNS server IP's are correct.

2) If you're scanning to create the fake email set up by Sharp Network Scanner tool, the connection info in your copier is old and needs to be refreshed.

From the computer you're trying to scan to, right click on the Network Scanner Tool icon in the tray, go to Automatic Profile Update, and select Update Now. If you have no tray icon, reboot your computer.

If your copier is set up to store names instead of IP addresses, make sure your DNS information is correct in the web page.

when you press send to type in your email address at the top instead of picking someones name

I FINALLY GOT THE ANSWER! I ALSO HAVE A GODADDY EMAIL ADDRESS AND USE A HTC TOUCH PHONE FROM SPRINT. I've entered the following settings and my email now works like a charm! This is for a POP3 email address, not an IMAP email address.

You cannot send the email unless you have a sprint email address. Email must go through the Sprint server in order to be sent (incoming mail does not).

Call Sprint Tier II (877.345.7895) and ask them to set you up with a User Name and Password for the outgoing mail server. All the rest of the settings are as follows:

EMAIL SET UP Email Address: [email protected] Your Password: the password you use to access your go daddy account Check SAVE PASSWORD Click NEXT UNCLICK TRY TO GET EMAIL SETTINGS AUTOMATICALLY FROM THE INTERNET. Click NEXT. Your Email Provider: Internet Email Click Next Your Name: Dales Wife Account Display Name: 'GoDaddy Email" or whatever you'd like to call it so you can identify this account (you can have several email accounts sent to your phone). Click NEXT Incoming Mail Server: pop.secureserver.net Account Type: POP3 Click NEXT User Name: Again enter [email protected] Password: Enter your password again Check SAVE PASSWORD Outgoing (SMTP) Mail Server: smtp.sprintpcs.com CHECK Outgoing server requires authentication UNCHECK Use the same user name and password for sending email Advanced Server Settings: DO NOT Check: Require SSL for Incoming e-mail DO NOT Check: Require SSL for Outgoing e-mail Click DONE to return to previous screen Click NEXT Outgoing Server Login: [email protected] Password: When you call Sprint Tier II they will ask you what password you'd like. Check Save Password. Automatic Send/Receive: I use every 5 minutes and it doesn't seem to run my battery down. Click FINISH. This has been driving me crazy for two months now so I really hope this information helps somebody else out. Best of luck! NOW, if anyone knows how to remove those annoying envelopes when I access my mail - I could use the help. There are three envelopes there (one for GoDaddy mail, one for Outlook and one for Picture Mail.) I do not use Outlook or Picture Mail and would love it if I could remove those.