CIS 1200 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Microsoft Outlook, Email Client, Gmail

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Computing and Information Science
• Course: CIS 1200
• Professor: John Saville

Document Summary

It is more private than social-networking sites, but e- mails really are not private. E-mail content is not protected never use to send personal information (e. g. bank account numbers, social security numbers) Employers have access to e-mail sent from the workplace. Even after deleting a message, it does not really vanish archived emails. Use spell-check and proof-read before you send. Add a signature line includes contact info. Include only those who really need to see the e-mail. Web-based e-mail: e. g. yahoo! mail or gmail. Managed with your web browser and allows you to access your e-mail from the web. With an e-mail client, you view your e-mail on the computer on which the e-mail client software has been installed. Instant messaging (im): programs that let you communicate in real time over the. Some im systems provide mechanisms to hold conversations with more than one person, and some programs even let you conduct video chats using a webcam.