Using Horde Groupware

1. From the Mail section of Horde, click New Message.



2. A new window will open to compose your email.



3. Once you have composed your message, click Send.

   

Your message will be available for you to view in your Sent folder.

Please note, if you have a signature for your email, it won't appear in the compose window, but it will be sent with your message.

1. From Horde, click Calendar, then choose New Event.
2. Give your event a title.
3. Specify the Date and Time of the event as well as ensure the Timezone is correct.
4. There are more ways that you can customize your event, such as adding a location, description, reminder, repeat, URL, attendees, and tags.
5. Once ready to create the event, click Save.

You can view your event in your calendar as well as in your Agenda. It will show up green on your calendar.

1. Click Address Book, then choose New Contact and In Address book of your email address.

   

2. Enter the information of your contact, including First and Last name.
3. You can enter their email address under the Communications tab.
4. Once you have entered the contact information, click Add.

You can also quickly add a contact from an email. Click the email to display it in your bottom window. Then, click the sender’s email address and choose Add to Address Book.

To view your contacts, you can select your address book from the Address Book tab.

To view the deleted emails you will need to choose Show Deleted from the Other menu.

You're signature can be viewed in the Personal Information section of Preferences. To view, or modify, this signature, You will need to go to Preferences => Mail => Personal Information. When you are composing a new email it will not be visible, but it will be included in your sent email.

When Horde was upgraded to Groupware 5.1.1 the existing calendars were not imported. We are investigating the issue to see if there is a way to import those existing calendars.

If you are receiving an error message about Internet Explorer's Compatibility View causing issues with Horde, please see the second example in this article on disabling Compatibility View: How to use Compatibility View in Internet Explorer