A mailbox is the place where e-mail resides ready to be read after it has been downloaded from the mail server.
An electronic storage area that manages e-mail for a particular end user.
A mailbox stores the set of messages received by a repository. It is stored by the ANS when the repository is shut down.
A logical partition of disk data storage in which all data sent to a particular recipient is stored until retrieved by that recipient. Mailboxes are provided as a service by third party EDI service providers.
A disk storage area assigned to a network user for receipt of electronic messages.
Location (typically file) in which incoming mail is stored until the MUA retrieves it. Also sometimes called spool file or maildrop; on most UNIX systems it is named /var/spool/mail/username.
The directory on a host computer where your e-mail message are stored. With some systems you can choose between keeping saved messages on the server or on your local computer.
A mailbox is a computer system providing email services, chat and file downloads via a dial-in number. It is seperate to the internet.
A storage area, either in memory or on disc, for electronic mail messages. This area is usually divided into folders, Inbox and Outbox.
used to store e-mail from any one of your e-mail accounts
most clients use this metaphor as a way to organize the mail directories. Usually there will be at least an Inbox, an Outbox, and a Trash. In addition to these, most e-mail clients allow the user to create and name additional mailboxes.
Storage place of the emails
An area where your e-mail messages are stored. Sometimes this is also referred to as an inbox.
a directory on a mail server that is the final destination for email messages
a directory with the three subdirectories new , cur and tmp
a file that is the final destination for an e-mail message
a location where email is stored
a message queue, usually stored in the memory of the processor on which the receiving process is running
an account on a computer that can send and receive email messages
an area on a network where e-mail is received, stored and retrieved
an attribute of a user, not an Active Directory object in its own right
an email addresses that will go to a unique inbox, and is usually assigned to a different person, so that the user can read and send email from his own email account
an object that facilitates message passing between djinns
a place on our mail server where mail is stored Our mail server is like an electronic post office, where your mail is held until you download it to your own system
a recipient object in the active directory and is the delivery location for mail messages for a designated owner
a space in which your e-mail is stored until the addressee opens and reads them
a storage area where mail messages are retrieved or delivered via client based mail software such as Microsoft Outlook, and Webmail access (and IMAP access in the future)
A place where your e-mail client stores mail.
An account on an server where e-mail is stored until downloaded by the account holder.
A user's database on the post office. The mailbox contains the user's setup information, personal groups, and rules. It also contains references (pointers) to the user's messages in the message databases.
A directory that stores messages for a single user.
is a place that receives electronic mail (email) and has an email address. Mailboxes usually have some disk space limit.
Where your messages are saved by your ISP until you decide to download them. When they arrive on your PC, they go into your In-Box.
A folder created to hold a user's emails.
The place from which your email comes and goes.
(n.) A disk directory designated for receiving email.
An electronic data storage location within a network service which is set aside for a specific user to hold messages.
Every email address has a mailbox, a space on the hard disk drive of the computer that receives email messages. Email stays in the mailbox until it is retrieved or deleted. Most mailboxes have size limits (for example, 1 or 2 megabytes of email). When the limit is reached, incoming messages are returned to the sender.
Allows contacts to have individual mailboxes (accessible by a PIN) which can receive individual messages (fax or voice, dependent on product).
The place your e-mail messages are held.
A directory maintained in an ISP's server that stores email until a user downloads it. Email may be saved in both the ISPs server or in the users computer.
A character string (address) which identifies a user to whom mail is to be sent. Mailbox normally consists of the host and user specifications. The standard mailbox naming convention is defined to be "user@domain". Additionally, the "container" in which mail is stored.
A file package (in the Mailboxes folder in your home folder) in which the Mail application stores messages. Everyone has an Active mailbox where all incoming messages are delivered.
A mailbox is the space on an e-mail server where messages for an e-mail address like
[email protected] are stored until Amit logs on, downloads the messages, and reads them.
Accessed through the on-screen feature menu, the mailbox holds incoming messages and reminders from DIRECTV. See also E-Mail.
Definition: A file belonging to a particular user on a particular computer in which received electronic mail messages are stored ready for the user to read them. A mailbox may be just an electronic mail address to which messages are sent and may not actually correspond to a file if the messages are processed automatically.
The delivery location for incoming messages.
A file belonging to a particular user on a particular computer in which received electronic mail messages are stored ready for the user to read them. A mailbox may be just an email mail address to which messages are sent. Source: Foldoc: Free On-line Dictionary of Computing
Your mailbox (email) is where email sent to you is stored waiting for you to collect it. Every
[email protected] email address has its own mailbox. You can check your mail using an email client such as Outlook Express, or you can log via Netspace Webmail.
The space on the server in which your email collects until it is deleted.
The directory on a host computer where your email messages are stored.
(n.) an address used as a source or destination designator in a message.
A directory or folder for filing and storing messages in your e-mail program.
The file or directory where your incoming e-mail messages are stored by your Internet Service Provider.
or Electronic Mailbox. Either an answering machine or a computer service that enables the user to leave voice announcements, text messages, digital images or any other type of file. Ordinarily, mailboxes are accessed via telephone lines through the use of a modem.
The place on your mail server where your email is stored.
An electronic message storage place for data. A customer can retrieve messages from his/her own mailbox and can send messages to other trading partners’ mailboxes.
A location that stores messages for a single user.
The directory on your hard drive into which your email messages are downloaded.
a portion of the system where you can send and receive messages
A folder that contains messages.
A term for the area on a host computer or network server where e-mail is stored.
A mailbox is a repository for email. It it used to store emails for one or more email addresses. When a user connects with a mail client application (Outlook Express, Eudora, etc.), they connect to a mailbox to retrieve their email.
A directory where a user's computer or mail server stores the user's e-mail messages.
An area in memory or on a storage device used to send and receive e-mails via client based mail software and store mail on the hosting mail server.
A reference to the location where voicemail messages for a particular user are stored.
Part of a email package from which you receive, read and send email messages.
An area on disk used to receive and store e-mail messages. This feature allows you to store your e-mail messages.
A folder in which email is stored.
e Mailbox (computers and email only)