Mailbox Capabilities Sample Clauses

Mailbox Capabilities. 3.1. The Quoter shall provide end-users with the ability to conduct email messaging supporting functionality as defined in IETF RFC 5322 and shall provide end-user capabilities for: 3.1.1.Creating, saving as draft and sending messages including multiple attachments to recipients designated as “TO”, “CC”, “BCC”. 3.1.2.Receiving messages and delineating between read and unread messages in an inbox. 3.1.3.Replying to a sender, Replying to All Recipients and Forwarding messages to new recipients. 3.1.4.End-user indication as to the sender's transmitted importance level (high, normal, low) of a message. 3.1.5.Allow end-user to indicate the importance level (high, normal or low) of a message before sending the email. 3.1.6.Allow end-user to perform a spell check before sending the email. Requirement ID Requirement
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