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Action buttons such as Approve, Forward, Send for Signature, Download, Return, Mark as Completed, or access to the document/form’s workflow history and notes are displayed in the area just above the incoming document or electronic form.
Posted on: 22/05/2025
The size of the attachments of e-mail that arrives at your account registered on central e-mail server should not exceed 25 MB. When the user tries to send mail greater than 25 MB the e-mail server will reject it anyway.
Posted on: 23/12/2014
Roundcube's "Filters" feature can be used to prevent spam from taking up space in the "Inbox" folder or to automatically move e-mails from certain people and/or certain topics to certain folders.
Posted on: 21/07/2022
When sending an e-mail, the maximum size of the attached files to be handled by METU central e-mail servers must not be over 25 MB. Such files should be compressed (zip) or divided (multiple file zip), and then sent.
Posted on: 23/12/2014
ODTÜ Blog Service allows creating blog and/or personal pages using the accounts defined on the central servers. There is no need for additional registration to this service. You can just log in using the form on the home page and you are done.
Posted on: 15/04/2015
If you want to perform forwarding with the METU Horde interface, in the top menu of Horde there is a "Filters" option under the "Mail" button that can be used. Then, select Forward option to make use of this feature.
Posted on: 23/12/2014
Posted on: 14/04/2025
You can find the location of a building or a classroom on the map through the ODTÜ Interactive Map Service.
You can access the map service via https://map.metu.edu.tr/ address.
Posted on: 16/04/2015
For physical mails such as envelopes, packages, etc., sent physically within our university, it is necessary to complete the Physical Mail Dispatch Form available in EBYS in accordance with the rules set by the Directorate of Documentation and Archives.
Posted on: 26/05/2025
Phishing, an expression derived from "password fishing", is an illegal way of collecting personal information such as passwords, bank or credit card account details etc. by sending misleading and fraudulent e-mails.
Posted on: 23/12/2014
