How to use email.Written by Shawn Ventura
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When you receive an email, you can read it, save it, keep it as new, or delete it. You can also "download" files that can be sent to you. You can click on download at bottom of "read" email page. Make sure you know who this email is from. This is how people send viruses and spyware. You can save it to your desktop and open file. To find out more visit http://www.techpizza.com
Shawn entura write for techpizza.com He lives in New York.
| | All About SpamWritten by Kara Glover
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Ever fill out a registration form on a website and find a little checkbox, probably near bottom, asking if you want to receive additional information, newsletters, or something of that nature? Often box is checked, and in order NOT to receive info, you have to UNCHECK it (or else). Well if you miss those types of boxes on wrong kinds of sites, your email addresses may be handed to spammers on a silver platter. Well, almost. Often a zillion email addresses are sold for next to nothing to spammers on CDs. (Couldn't you almost call those silver platters?) Many internet service providers (those guys that keep you connected to internet so you can send and receive email) use a variety of methods to block spam before it ever gets to you. Nevertheless, we all know that some spam inevitably gets through to our inboxes. That's when we need to take a proactive stance and install some sort of software to filter it out! © 2005 by Kara Glover
Kara is a Computer Tutor and Troubleshooter. For help on installing anti-spam software, check out this article on Kara Glover’s website: http://www.karathecomputertutor.com You can also find more articles, tips and tutorials on topics such as Microsoft Word., Excel, and PowerPoint there.
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