Writing an Email message
To write an email without using a template:
- 
				Select Email
						Contacts or Email
						Leads on the Compose menu.
				Note: You can also:
- Click Email icon corresponding to the contact or lead email address.
 - Click E-mail in the Task Pane on the Contact or Lead list and detail views.
 
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				Click Yes to log on
					if email is enabled, but you have not logged on.
				Note: In application Web Client, based on the location from which you compose the email, these are the possible scenarios:
- If you compose the email from a particular contact or lead, the merge continues and the Email To field is populated with that contact or lead email address.
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If you do not compose the email a particular contact or lead, use the Select Contact lookup to access the Selecting a Contact window.
 
 - Specify the Subject and the message body of the new email window.
 - Click Insert if the email message requires an attachment, and click one of the menu options optionally.
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				Perform one of these actions to send the email:
				
- Click Send to CRM if you attached a file,
							and require to save a copy, click Yes when prompted. The email item is saved to the
							contact history and the file is displayed on the Attachments tab.Note: This option is available only if application Xbar for Microsoft Outlook is installed and configured.
Access the Complete an Activity window to modify the history information, specify notes, or schedule a follow-up activity, and click Complete.
If you selected to schedule a follow-up activity, specify the type of follow-up activity.
 - Click Send. The message is not automatically
							saved to the contact history. However, you can drag and drop the message
							from Outlook to application.Note: Graphic files smaller than the minimum size set by the administrator cannot be saved as separate attachments.
 
 - Click Send to CRM if you attached a file,
							and require to save a copy, click Yes when prompted. The email item is saved to the
							contact history and the file is displayed on the Attachments tab.
 
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