Note: Before you can use any of these e-mail packages, all the proper keyboards and fonts must be installed and activated for each script.
Avoid HTML Formatted Mail: These options may add font specifications that may not be available on all computers.
Caution for Outside Penn State : These instructions work for Penn State to Penn State mail. Any e-mail message you send to or receive from elsewhere must go through host servers and be read on the other user's e-mail package. Therefore, there are no guarantees on how the messages will processed outside of Penn State.
Thunderbird is a free e-mail client from Mozilla.org, the makers or Mozilla and Firefox. Once Thunderbird is installed, you can send non-English messages as follows. The following instructions are for Thunderbird 2; there may be variations for different versions.
Note: If you have never used this e-mail package before, then you need to set up a profile for your account. Follow instructions from your ISP (Internet Service Provider) or workplace.
Note: If you have never used this e-mail package before, then you need to set up a profile for your account. Follow instructions from your ISP (Internet Service Provider) or workplace.
Note: If you have never used this e-mail package before, then you need to set up a profile for your account. Follow instructions from your ISP (Internet Service Provider) or workplace.
Note: If you have never used this e-mail package before, then you need to set up a profile for your account. Follow instructions from your ISP (Internet Service Provider) or workplace.
The standard version of Eudora can read most properly encoded messages, but cannot send them out. Two suggested workarounds are:
Note: An open source of Eudora is being developed which may include Unicode support, but as the product is still in Beta, it has not been tested yet.
