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This document provides instructions for using email, including how to access an email account, the components of an email address, how to compose, send, reply to, forward, delete and read emails, and how to sign out of an email account. It explains that email allows users to send messages to others via the internet and provides step-by-step directions for logging into a practice email account and interacting with basic email functions within the gmail interface.
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How to create Email at Gmail.com and Yahoo.com
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E Mail Basic
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E mail basics (bob's)
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2. In the "To" field, enter the recipient's email address and in the "Subject" field add a short title for your email.
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4. Double click the selected name to add it to the "to" field.
5. Type a message and optionally a subject, then format text as desired before sending.
Set up and use emails from cpanel
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Lesson 11 tac
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