Reading
e-mail is just half the equation. You’ll also undoubtedly want to
compose new mail on your phone.
1. Write an E-Mail
On the Start screen, tap the e-mail account you want to send from.
Tap New.
On the To line, do one of the following:
Type an e-mail address, and then tap Enter. Repeat as needed.
Type a contact’s name.
Tap Add Contact to pick someone from your contacts list.
Fill in the Subject box, and type your message.
Tap More to see more message options:
Tap Show CC & BCC to send copies of the message to other people.
Tap Priority to let recipients know how important the message is: low, normal, or high.
When you finish, tap Send.
Tip:
Cc stands for carbon copy.
Bcc stands for blind carbon copy. Cc’ing somebody provides them a
courtesy copy of your e-mail. Bcc’ing somebody hides that person’s
address from everyone on the To line—handy when you want to be discreet.
Tip:
As you type in the To line,
Windows Phone suggests matches from your contacts list. As soon as you
see a match, tap it. If you accidentally enter the wrong person’s name,
just tap the name, and you’ll see an option to remove it.
