Sends the message immediately.
Queues the message in the outbox for sending it later.
Inserts the selected text file into the message, starting at the cursor position.
Prints the current text.
Opens up the address book.
Opens up a new Composer window.
Opens up a new Mail Reader window.
Closes this Composer window.
Undo or Redo your steps of editing the current mail.
These items are for cutting, copying, and pasting text. They work like in most editors. Hint: You can also select text and drag it to a new position. If you hold down Ctrl while dragging the text, it will not be moved, but copied.
Selects all of the text in your message.
Finds words, phrases, or expressions in the message.
Lets you replace words, phrases, or expressions in your message with other words or phrases.
This replaces multiple spaces with single spaces in the current selection.
Uses KSpell to check the spelling in the body of your message. Note that you have to configure KSpell with Settings->Spellchecker... if you use it for the first time.
This menu lets you toggle the display of the header fields (like Subject, Cc, Bcc, ...) in this Composer window.
Sets the priority of the message to Urgent.
If you choose this option, you request a confirmation email once your message is successfully delivered to its destination mail server. This has to be supported on the receiver's side in order to work.
If you choose this option, you request a confirmation email once your message is downloaded and read by its recipient. This has to be supported and enabled by the receiver's mail client in order to work.
This menu lets you select attachment options.
Appends your signature to the end of the message.
Attaches the corresponding PGP/GnuPG key to your message using the default encoding.
Attaches a file to the message using the encoding you select in the dialog.
Removes the attachment that is selected in the attachment window.
Saves the attachment that is selected in the attachment window to a file.
Displays the properties of the attachment that is selected in the attachment window.
Allows you to configure KSpell, KDE's spellchecker.
Opens a window that allows you to decide which icons appear in the toolbar.
These entries have the same meaning as the entries in the Mailreader window.