Lastly would be a Receipt this will help the user to make sure that the item they are emailing is getting to the proper destination. It will send the user sending the email a receipt saying that the person has received the email. This help so that people know that the user got their email and someone else didn’t. Also this would be good to have a digital signature on the emails so…
Email: Electronic mail. An application in which the user can type text and attach other files to create the electronic equivalent of a postal letter, and send the email to another person using his or her email address.…
SMS is a service available on most digital mobile phones that permits the sending of short messages (160 characters) between mobile phones and other handheld devices. SMS is commonly referred to as text messaging.…
e. Computer files, programs, or software that allow files to be shared via the internet (peer-to-peer clients, email programs, or FTP programs).…
D) Email - also known, as Electrical Mail is mail sent from one computer to another.…
you@there.com. The message contains a few paragraphs of text. Which of the following will be…
______ ESMTP ______ is an improved version of the standard e-mail protocol that provides greater support for embedded graphics and attachments in e-mail.…
An external purpose. They can be informal or formal. Written document sent through the post. Received by an individual or group.…
c. You can send an instant message only from a mobile phone that has wireless telecommunications capability.…
• Fax - A fax is a paper document sent using a fax machine and telephone line, these have now mainly been replaced by Email but are still used by some businesses.…
Memo – This is short note or reminder to someone else within the business. They can be printed out, although in most cases they are sent within email.…
Stamped signatures are literal stamps that leave a print of a signature instead of a hand signing.…
Message sent – individual sends the message i.e speaking or sign what they want to communicate.…
• Name, address and telephone number: this is obvious but a useful tool when sending mail outs, invitations to special events, birthday cards etc.…
Sender: This is the source of the message which is the information that needs to be conveyed. This can be a simple message like ‘the meeting starts at four pm’ or a lengthy technical specification, for example instructions for an electronically operated window or door. The sender should use the KISS approach (Keep it simple and straight forward) because the simpler the message the more impact it will have.…