E mail definitions

E-mail

1) Addressable medium 2) Alternative to a text 3) Alternative to letter writing 4) Alternative to text messages 5) Alternative to texting 6) Alternative to USPS 7) Another note in the office 8) AOL correspondence 9) Aol delivery 10) AOL letter 11) Aol memos 12) Aol notes 13) AOL offering 14) AOL post
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E-mail

dentalcode@ada.org
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E-Mail

Multimedia correspondence over the internet.
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E-Mail

Electronic Mail. A system of sending messages by the computer to other computers.
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e-mail

messages transmitted and received by digital computers through a network. An e-mail system allows computer users on a network to send text, graphics, ... [10 related articles]
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E-Mail

Electronic Mail, between computers. A popular protocol for sending E-Mail is SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) and for receiving it POP3 (Post Office Protocol)
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e-mail

Electronic mail, details ...
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e-mail

a) service for correspondence in the form of individual messages transferred between users over the Internet b) single individual message transferred using the e-mail service NOTE - An e-mail message may have one or several attachments in the form of files which represent documents, pictures, etc.
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E-Mail

The exchange of text messages and computer files over a communications network.
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E-MAIL

Electronic Mail
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E-Mail

Electronic mail is a communication system enabling computer users to exchange messages in electronic format on a network
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e-mail

Electronic Mail, messages sent over a computer network.
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E-mail

(Digital cameras and photo printers) A worldwide electronic mail system. Digitised data can be sent almost immediately throughout the world via telephone lines using only a PC. Every email user has his or her own internationally distinct address where he or she can be reached electronically. Files, such as digital pictures, can be sent with any e-...
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E-Mail

An application of personal computers through which messages are automatically (electrically) sent through networks of computers to Electronic mailboxes.
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E-Mail

Electronic mail or electronic post. These are text messages that can be sent via the Internet. Other types of data such as images, files and programmes can also be sent via e-mail as attachments.
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E-mail

Electronic Mail - The ability to send messages, and often file attachments, to other users of a Network. Most usually, sending messages to other users of the Internet
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e-mail

[v] - communicate electronically on the computer
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E-mail

(Electronic Mail) -- Messages, usually text, sent from one person to another via a computer network.
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e-mail

email verb communicate electronically on the computer; `she e-mailed me the good news`
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e-mail

Messages sent electronically from computer to computer via network connections such as Ethernet or the Internet, or via telephone lines to a host system. Messages once sent are stored on the network or by the host system until the recipient picks them up. As well as text, messages may contain attache...
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