E-Mail For Dummies
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| Rating | : | 4.47 (721 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0764501313 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 384 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-02-06 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
It also includes advice on the easiest ways to filter out junk mail and secure their messages from prying eyes.. Readers are shown how to send basic messages around the globe and then, if they wish, to achieve greater things with sending photos, music and even movies on the Net. Offering advice on message management, etiquette, filtering techniques, newsgroups, downloading and more, this revised text should be of use to all those who are currently shying away from fax machines and the postal system, but who are joining the low cost e-mail revolution
Amazon_Orders_Account said Five Stars. Came ontime and as advertized.. Thomas F Freemole said no good.. Woefully outdated book. Shame on me for not looking at publication date. I would not recommend this book to anyone.. A Customer said I Have What You Sent Last E-mail. Browsers, e-mail programs, or online services turn out even E-MAIL FOR DUMMIES. But they might hit electronic snags: updates might be stored like files so channels missing updates while the computer is disconnected might freeze or lock the screen by updating with the reconnection. There might be online rush hours and waiting lines: conferencing goes faster with the less error-check
She enjoys speaking to academic, business, and general audiences about the impact of technology on society and other related topics. For six years, she developed software and managed software development. For the past several years, she has been writing books, including Internet Secrets® and E-Mail For Dummies® (both published by IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.), for ordinary people who want to use computers. She enjoys speaking to academic, business, and general audiences about the impact of technology on society and other related topics. She taught Algol and helped to design the curricula for computer sci
She majored in Spanish and studied French, which, thanks to the Internet, she can now use every day. She enjoys speaking to academic, business, and general audiences about the impact of technology on society and other related topics. (Check out her home page, at iecc/carol, to see what she's up to.) Carol believes that we are living in a very interesting time when technology is changing faster than people can imagine. S