Recent Developments:

• We've increased the maximum attachment size to 50 MB during work hours. Want more details?

• CIT has added Mozilla Thunderbird to the list of supported e-mail clients.

• Lyris has replaced ListProc as CIT's electronic mailing list manager.

• You may be able to access your Cornell e-mail on your handheld device.

• See our QuickStart guide for a comparison of the various e-mail clients CIT supports.
  
  
• Updated e-mail FAQ available.

Who I Am, Cornell's electronic directory service, lets you specify how you want your e-mail to be handled. You can also use this service to enter and update information about you that appears in Cornell's Electronic Directory.

Electronic mailing lists (e-lists) and newsgroups bring together people who are interested in a particular topic. They can be used to explore ideas, gather information, get advice, and meet like-minded people.

Cornell departments and Cornell-related organizations can set up a special mailbox to handle business mail.

E-mail Applications Supported by CIT

• Thunderbird

• Eudora

• uPortal.Cornell E-mail Channel

• WebMail

• QuickStart comparison chart

E-mail Related Services

• E-lists (also known as Mailing Lists)
• Special Mailboxes
• Spam & Virus Filtering
• Newsgroups
• Using POP or IMAP to handle/store your messages
• Time Away Responder (vacation auto-responder) available.
• Cornell Optional E-mail Alias

Directory Services

• Cornell Electronic Directory
• Who I Am

Other Topics

• Using e-mail away from Ithaca
• Using e-mail without Bear Access
• Help! My storage space on the server is full!
• Plain text messages
• Troubleshooting problems:
  • Windows
  • Macintosh
• E-mail etiquette
• Alumni e-mail forwarding