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1 What is Electronic Mail Exchanging information via computer networks Electronic mail addresses SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) Client/Server based Text, graphics, or data files

2 What is Electronic Mail Electronic mail, or , allows information to be sent between computers and people on the Internet. It is the most widely used Internet resource. Just as a written letter can be sent to multiple recipients, an electronic mail message can be sent to one or more addresses.

3 What is Electronic Mail An address identifies a person and the computer for purposes of exchanging electronic mail messages. The basic structure of an address is: Two examples:

4 What is Electronic Mail An address is read from left to right. For example: "johndoe" is the name of the person sending or receiving the message; this is referred to as the username. "widgets" is part of the domain name of the organization "com" is also part of the domain name and indicates that widgets is a commercial organization.

5 What is Electronic Mail The Internet mail system works because of SMTP, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. SMTP is part of the TCP/IP suite of protocols. SMTP is a protocol, or set of rules that enables electronic mail to move smoothly through the Internet. Because of SMTP, a UNIX machine can send mail to a PC or Macintosh computer and vice versa.

6 What is Electronic Mail Electronic mail works on the client/server principle. A client program enables the user to interact with a server in order to access information and services on the server computer. To read and send mail, users need to access the computer where their mail resides (the server). The client application is the interface which lets a user read, reply to, forward, compose and send new messages. Some examples of client programs are Qualcomm Eudora, pine, elm and Lotus cc:Mail.

7 What is Electronic Mail An electronic mail message is not limited to text. Other types of files can be added to mail messages as attachments. Attachments can be binary files such as a word processed document, a spreadsheet or a graphic image. A standard called MIME, Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions, allows for non-text files to be encoded on the sending computer and decoded on the receiving computer.

8 What is Electronic Mail In Summary: Electronic mail is a system that allows users to send and receive messages and data through the Internet. SMTP is the protocol that ensures this system of sending and receiving information works smoothly. A client program is used to read mail, reply to mail and send new messages. Messages can contain text as well as other file types which are encoded and decoded by MIME.