EMAILEMAIL. Electronic. Email is a method of exchanging digital messages. What does the E in Email stand for?

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Electronic. is a method of exchanging digital messages. What does the E in stand for?

If there is symbol, it’s an address. symbol is between the username and the host (hotmail, yahoo, gmail, etc). Example:

Where is it? Someone sent you an but it isn’t in your Inbox. What’s the first thing you should do?

REPLY sends your message to the sender only. REPLY ALL sends your message to everyone who received the original . vs.

If you think your is private, you are wrong! The network administrator of your host (hotmail, yahoo, gmail, etc.) has access to ALL of your messages.

SPAM unsolicited sent to multiple users. In other words, junk mail; you didn’t ask for and don’t want.

Never type an message in all CAPITAL LETTERS. It is equivalent to yelling at the person reading the .

Attachment Need to send that business presentation you just finished to your boss? Attach it to an and she’ll get it in no time.

Only download attachments from people you know and trust. Viruses can be attached to s. Once downloaded, they will infect your computer.

What makes a strong password? o At least 8 characters o At least one number o At least one capital letter o At least one symbol