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            Getting Started with Outlook Web Access (OWA) 2003

                     Guidance for students, staff, and faculty use of the new OWA 2003 email system.....


Accessing OWA 2003


At this point you will enter your USERNAME and PASSWORD to access your OWA2003 email account.

Note: There are several options that you may choose when accessing your account. Choosing Basic limits some of the features available but speeds up access when using a slow "dial-up" connection. Choosing Premium gives you access to all of the features available in OWA2003.
Also, the Public or Shared Computer option listed under "Security" will automatically log you out of OWA2003 after 15 minutes of inactivity to prevent someone from accessing your email if you step away from your desk or if you are accessing your email from a "public" place such as a library. Choose the Private option if you want your email to stay open and not automatically log you out of OWA2003.


Sending An Email


 

Including an Attachment

An attachment is a file, such as a Word document or an Excel spreadsheet, which you can include with your message.

When you are writing your email, click on the attach icon - Attach icon  , which produces the attach dialogue box. Click on Browse to find the file that you want to include with your message, highlight it, then click Open. Click Attach to add the file to the attachments list, and then Close to return to your message. You can attach more than one file, and you can mix file types, e.g. you can attach Word and Excel files to the same message.

Reading/Opening Your Mail

All new messages are delivered to the Inbox folder.