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Windows Compatibility and Mac OS X

Your Mac can exchange email with Windows computers using popular mail applica-

tions like Mac OS X Mail and Microsoft Entourage, and your favorite ISP and services

like AOL and MSN (which also have Mac applications). You can send text-only messages,

or you can attach files created in other programs, such as spreadsheets, graphics, and

word processing documents. By default, Mac OS X Mail uses HTML when composing

messages. That’s the same default text format used by many Windows email applications,

so email you send to or receive from Windows users will appear just as it was intended.

Web browsing

In Safari, Apple has combined the latest web protocols and technologies with

an easy-to-use interface to create a web browser offering the performance that

seasoned web surfers expect. Mac OS X v10.4 and Safari support all the popular web

standards—HTML, XHTML, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, SSL, TLS, SSH, XML, XML-RPC, SOAP, CSS,

RSS, Atom, QuickTime, Macromedia Flash, JavaScript, and Java applets—so web pages

render quickly and correctly. If you subscribe to AOL or MSN, you’ll find that they offer

full-featured versions of their client applications for Mac systems.

Microsoft Exchange Mail compatibility

The Mail client in Mac OS X is compatible

with Microsoft Exchange, so you can enjoy

the benefits of Mac OS X Mail even if your

organization relies only on a Microsoft

Exchange Mail Server for its mail services.

See page 11 for more information about

configuring Mail for use with an Exchange

server.

Imports

bookmarks

from Internet

Explorer

Works with

all popular

websites

Supports secure web servers

Offline access

to messages

Receive mail

from Windows

users

Support for

attached files

Junk mail filter

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