<b>Round cube</b> is a web-based email reader, to allow you to read the email for your domain and email box on the actual server the email is located.

When I compose a new email, all I can do is write in plain text, and not able to make hyperlinks, make my text bold and other features found in other editors.

And by default when a new email mailbox is first accessed via Webmail and you compose a new email, the editor will be in TEXT the only mode. If you wish to have all the normal functions found in most word processors or other email systems,  you will need to set up Round-cube the way you would want to use it. To have this capability on the web this is called HTML email, and you will want to do the following. You will open up the Settings Page and you will automatically be on the Preferences settings page and on this page, click on “Composing Messages” from under Section. The Composing Messages window will open up and you will want to look under “Compose HTML messages”. The default is set to “never” and you will have 3 other choices which are:

*Never – you will use just plain text. Similar to using Note Pad on a windows computer or TextEdit for a Mac.
*Always – Every time you compose an email, either a new one or replying you have full HTML capabilities in the editor
on reply to HTML message – Only if an email was sent in HTML format will you have the capability to reply using the HTML editor in Round-cube

on forward or reply to HTML message – This basically is the same as “on reply to HTML message” but also includes any emails you