E-mail allows you to communicate quickly anywhere in the world, providing your recipient has an e-mail account. The message is usually delivered within a matter of minutes.
"Replying" to a message simplifies your correspondence, since you do not have to enter the recipient's e-mail address manually. Most popular e-mail applications follow a similar procedure.
When you forward an e-mail, you send a message you've received to someone else. Usually you can add your own message to the forwarded message before you send it. These instructions should work for...
Instead of remembering a complicated e-mail address, many e-mail programs enable you to use nicknames instead. You typically enter a nickname by adding the address to your program's address book....
If you regularly send similar e-mail messages, such as information about an upcoming event, you can save time and effort by using a template and customizing it as needed. These instructions are...
Oh, no! 12,000 messages in your In Box? By organizing your e-mail into separate mailboxes or folders, you can easily find messages again when you want them. Simple, eh?
These instructions should...
Disposing of old messages will make it easier to locate the e-mail you do want. It also frees up space on your hard disk. These instructions should work for most e-mail programs.
You will want to transfer e-mail if you are using more than one account, if you are planning to close one account, or if you want to use an alias. There are various methods that you can use,...
Many popular e-mail programs will allow you to transfer saved e-mail messages from one account to another. This is useful if you have decided to use a different e-mail program, or if you want to...
Transferring saved e-mail addresses from one account to another is useful if you are using more than one e-mail program or if you are installing new e-mail software. You may also want to do this...
You're at your parents' house, for example, going crazy ... you want to read your e-mail!
These instructions should work for most e-mail programs.
These methods allow you to send and receive important messages while you are on the road or away from your home computer.
You want your children to have access to the Internet, but you want to make sure they're safe while using it. AOL has a way to set the preferences for their screen names to keep them out of trouble.
The master screen name controls all the other screen names in an AOL account. When you're logged in as the master, however, you can give additional screen names "master" access.
WebTV isn't just for surfing the Web! You can send e-mail, too.
Found a fascinating Web page on the sociology of fire ants? With WebTV, it's a cinch to send it to all your friends as an e-mail.
One of the best things about having a WebTV is the ability to put sounds and pictures in your signature box for your e-mail.
Fancy WebTV e-mails with music and pictures can sometimes crash the computer of the person to whom you are sending the e-mail. You can avoid this problem by removing your e-mail signature.
Can't remember exactly what you sent in that e-mail to your friend, or even if you actually sent it at all? (Oh no, could you be getting old?) Don't stress. You can check it out on WebTV in a snap.
Did your honey send you a love note? You can save it forever in WebTV.
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