Cfu email setup

Preferences is where you set up options for your account. From Preferences you can also import or export your contacts or calendar, set up filters, or create an 'away' message. What are tags? Tags are a personal classification system for webmail messages, contacts, tasks and appointments. You can tag as many messages as you want and you can apply multiple tags to the same message and contacts.

How do I send an attachment? Compose a message. Then click on the word Attach under Subject or click the small triangle symbol next to the word Attach to locate the attachment.

Where did my draft go? If you composed a message but didn't save it as a draft, it will auto-save and link to your navigation bar. Simply click the title in the below example it's listed as "test" or click the x symbol to delete it.

What is this message and what should I do with it? A: Your new mailbox has spam filtering set up by default. Every day unless you turn it off you will get a message like this that lists emails the filter has flagged for some reason. It's important to review the list of these flagged messages often by opening the Daily Digest email. Please see more information here about this important feature of Webmail.

Q: The time stamp on emails I send and receive seems to be off by an hour. What's going on? Mail rules and filters Easy tools to manage where your mail goes. Sharing mail folders with others Send and receive sharing requests. Creating, importing and organizing contacts Import contacts from other accounts or devices.

Using calendars Optional calendar feature in webmail. More Zimbra features Browse the full user guide. What can we help you find? Setup webmail on your device. Navigate to Apps and Settings Step 2. Find and select Email Step 4. Enter your full email address and your password. Tap Manual Setup. Step 5.

What can we help you find? Greymail FAQ. How can I change how often I get the Daily Digest email? Login to Greymail with your email address and password, then select the Settings tab. You'll see the screen shown below. Near the top is a line where you can set the frequency of spam digest delivery.

The choices are: Never, Daily or Weekly. Choose your preferred option. This setting does not affect what happens to messages that are flagged as spam. To change the settings that control which messages come to your inbox, see the next question. Within each zone green, yellow and red you have four choices for how incoming messages will be handled: Allow - Choose this setting if you want messages for this zone to all be automatically sent to your inbox.

The directions below show how to change the setting for each zone. Open your daily digest email and click My Account. You will see the Greymail homepage pictured below. Click the Policies Tab. With the Policies tab selected, click the dropdown menu icon to the left of the words Filter by Message Type. Then click the dropdown menu icon to the left of the words Green Zone to reveal the menu of choices for this zone.

The choices in the dropdown menu for each zone are Allow, Markup, Quarantine and Block. These options are explained at the beginning of this help article. In order for the CFU inbox driver to communicate with the firmware, the value capability usages specified in the INF should match with those in Hid descriptor configuration in the firmware.

In this example, the INF values match the values specified in the virtual firmware simulation driver's Hid descriptor. The firmware update image has two parts: an offer file and a payload file.

The offer contains necessary information about the payload to allow the primary component in the device that is receiving the update to decide if the payload is acceptable. The payload is a range of addresses and bytes that the primary component can consume. The offer file is a byte binary data whose structure must match the format specified in section 5. The payload file is a binary file which a collection of records that are stored contiguously. Each record is of the following format.

During the protocol transaction, the CFU inbox driver writes registry entries to indicate the status. This table describes the name, format of values and meaning of values that the driver touches during various stages of the protocol. As described in the specification, the Component ID uniquely identifies each component. Check Windows software trace preprocessor WPP logs to see the driver side interaction per component.

Check the bookkeeping registry entries described in firmware update status provided by the driver. I have two components: component A, and a sub-component B. You don't need to. The driver doesn't need to know about the component hierarchy.