| Websites
of Interest
Free ISP's
www.Bluelight.com
K-Mart's Nation-wide free You can obtain a CD-Rom from K-Mart. Now
only 25 hours free per month
Juno.web
The web's leader in free dial-up Email now offers free internet.
www.netzero.com Free
access limited to 40 hours per household per month.
Free Web-Based E-Mail
www.Address.com Free email service
powered by USA.net
www.Angelfire.com Free email service powered by
WhoWhere?
Www.yahoo.com Yahoo! Mail You can open attachments that
include audio and video clips, or scripts. Offers a built-in spellchecker.
You can use your Yahoo! Mail login to access various games on Yahoo!
www.hotmail.com
HotMail The largest web-based free email service, now a part of the
Microsoft family. You have 2MB of storage as part of this service.
If you go over the 2MB storage limit, you receive a warning email
indicating that in 5 days HotMail will delete some messages... and they
do!
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E-mail
signatures are brief messages that automatically appear at the end of any
e-mail you send out. While you can include just about anything you want,
most signatures include certain standard pieces of information.
Investigate
how signatures function in the e-mail program you're using. Search under
menus and commands such as Tools, Options or Sending Mail until you find
the place to enter a signature. (Use Help if necessary).
Begin
the signature with your name, in whatever form you prefer to sign your
e-mails.
Add
your title and the name of your company, if applicable.
Add
any contact information you feel comfortable giving out. If you're
creating a professional signature, consider including your phone number,
fax number, e-mail address and mailing address. If your signature is for
personal use, include your e-mail address only.
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Include
the URL of your personal or professional home page.
Add
a clever or meaningful quotation, company motto, or other statement if
appropriate.
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Many
e-mail programs enable you to save multiple signatures. This is useful if
you want to switch back and forth between personal and professional
signatures or want to rotate between several quotations.
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You
can set off your e-mail signature from the rest of the message by
surrounding it with symbols such as number signs (#), asterisks (*), or
hyphens (-).
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An
e-mail signature is attached automatically unless you deactivate it. Make
sure the right signatures are going to the right people.
by
Matthew Holohan |
