by TrulyMail Support
7. June 2010 23:00
We just released TrulyMail version 2.6. What could be a better use of this month's post than to cover the new features?
Talk to Me
The biggest new feature is VoiceMail. After all, TrulyMail is not just an email client. TrulyMail is not just an encrypted, private messaging network. TrulyMail is a communication system. In previous versions, you could choose between encrypted and non-encrypted messages. You could also choose between using email or the TrulyMail network for delivering your messages. Who says communication always has to be text and images? Why can't you use your voice? After all, you don't need to worry about spelling if you're talking (and many people can speak faster than they can type). Now, you can choose between the written and spoken word. Just open a new message, click the VoiceMail record button, and start talking.
Changing Spacing
TrulyMail messages have always been double spaced between paragraphs. If you wanted a single spaced new line, you would hold down the <shift> key while pressing <enter>. However, what if you wanted single spacing to be the default and you wanted double spacing to happen when you pressed <shift> + <enter>? Well, now you have the option. From the main TrulyMail window, go to Tools -> Options and click on the Experience tab. At the bottom you will see "Use single spacing..." If you check this, your default will be single spacing and you can double space by using the <shift> + <enter> key combination. Warning: This can affect your formatting.
Did You Get This?
One of the benefits of using encrypted email is that in order for someone to open the message, they must get the key from the TrulyMail server. That process of getting the key tells the server that the person received, and is reading, the message. Because of this, even when you don't use TrulyMail's servers to send messages, you can still know which messages were received and which were not. Of course, TrulyMail handles all of this automatically for you. All you have to do is choose to encrypt your email messages.
Help Me
Don't worry, we've added some documentation to help you remember all of these things. From within TrulyMail, on the main window, go to Help -> TrulyMail Help. Another option is to go to: http://TrulyMail.com/Help.
As always, we are committed to making TrulyMail the most efficient, usable, and safe communication system around.
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