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<section id="Evolution_INTRO">
<title>Installing evolution</title>
<para>
Evolution can be easily installed by using the following command:
<command>sudo yum install evolution</command>
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<title>Starting Evolution email client</title>
<para>
Configuring your Evolution email client is easy. You just have to follow on-screen instructions. You can start Evolution by clicking on Activities which is on the top left corner of the screen and then clicking Show Applications. For ease of use, you can simply press Alt + f2, type "evolution" and hit enter.
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<title>Configurting Evolution</title>
<para>
After you have started Evolution email client, a "Welcome" screen will show. Press continue. It will ask you if you have any previous backup file to restore evolution but for the sake of this guide, we will assume that there is no backup file, so, you will again press continue.
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<para>
In the next step, it will ask you your full name, email address and optional information such as reply-to and organization name.
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<para>
If you are running the latest version of evolution email client, then evolution will enter the sending and receiving server information on its own assuming that you are using email service of google, yahoo etc.
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<para>
Another way to add a new account in evolution email client is to click on Edit and then on Preferences or press Shift + Crtl + S and then add the account.
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