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2. Discussion Materials : History of E-mail Definition of E-mail Parts of E-mail How to Create E- mail account How E-mail Works Types of E-mail How To Use E- mail conclusion

3. History of E-mail Electronic mail has begun to be used in the 1960s. At that time the Internet has not been established, there is only a collection of computers that form a network. The concept of e-mail was first raised by Ray Tomlinson, a computer engineer at the end of 1971. Ray Tomlinson was working at Bolt, Beranek and Newman (BBN) belonging to American defense agencies. Ray initially experimented with a program called SNDMSG that can be used to leave a message on a computer, so that other people who use a computer that can read the messages left. Then he continued his experiments by using the file protocol called CYPNET so SNDMSG program had been able to send messages to other computers inside the network ARPAnet. That was the beginning of the creation of an 'e-mail 'E-mail messages are first sent Ray, and is the first e-mail in the world is "QWERTYUIOP". In 1972, Ray introduces icon '@' as an identity to separate e-mail domain a user id And e-mail addresses, which means "at" or "on".

4. Definition of E-mail E-mail or electronic mail is the transmission of messages (emails or email messages) over electronic networks like the internet.

5. Types of E-mail 1.WEB-BASED EMAIL Web-based email services enable you to access your email via your web browser. You log in to your email account via the Web to send and retrieve email. Free services usually feature banner ads, and often pop-ups as well Such as is Yahoo, Gmail, Lycos Mail etc.

6. Types of E-mail 2. POP3 EMAIL POP email services store your email on a remote server. You can connect to the server at any time and download your mail into your favourite email software package. Generally, with POP3 mail, you download all new messages in one operation into your local computer. TIP: You can use a web interface to access your POP3 account when you're travelling.

7. Types of E-mail 3. EMAIL FORWARDING Email forwarding services automatically redirect all email sent to your new email forwarding address to an existing email address that you specify, in essence passing the messages on instantly to their destination. Because forwarding services don't store your email, you'll need to have an alternate email address to act as the receiver account.

8. How E-mail Works ?

9. How to create E-mail Account 1.Enter the web address via mozilla, gmail or internet explorer, if using Mozilla Will display window site yahoo.co.id Then click "Create Account“

10. 2. Complete Your Personal Biography Stuffing Box That Has Provided

11. 3. Define E - mail ID and Password ( password function for Opens your email Later )

12. 4. if all the Personal Biography already filled in, then click "create account".

13. 5. If Successful Registration Process, it will appear as shown below

14. Parts of E-mail An email message is made up of several parts. They include: header It contains information about the sender, the routing and the time of the message. The header always contains a subject line. message body where you write your message. signature which identifies the sender. This part is optional and must be set up inside of your email software.

15. The message header usually includes at least the following fields: 6. Bcc : Blind Carbon Copy when recipient does not need to know who else got a copy of the message. May or may not appear in sender's file copy depending on e-mail software used. 1. From : The e-mail address of the sender 5. Cc : carbon copy, adopted from business communication protocol when typewriters ruled the day 4. Date :The local time and date when the message was written 3. Subject: Topic of message 2. To : The e-mail address of recipient

16. How To Use E-mail ? Replying to email 1.Open your email and click on the message you want to reply 2.Click " Reply " which is above the inbox 3.type in your reply, then click "send " Replying to email 1.Open your email and click on the message you want to reply 2.Click " Reply " which is above the inbox 3.type in your reply, then click "send " Read an email message 1.Open your email 2. then click mail 3.Click " message title " if you want to read inbox Read an email message 1.Open your email 2. then click mail 3.Click " message title " if you want to read inbox Attach files to email 1.Open your email 2. Click the " New " in the top left window, to write or send 3.The contents of the fields from the destination address, subject and content of our letter 4.click the top button " Attach ", and select the location where we save the file to uploads to email. 5.then click "send " Attach files to email 1.Open your email 2. Click the " New " in the top left window, to write or send 3.The contents of the fields from the destination address, subject and content of our letter 4.click the top button " Attach ", and select the location where we save the file to uploads to email. 5.then click "send " Delete a message 1.Open your email 2.Click the inbox, then check with the click box select section title 3.Click the button / link "delete ", then click " Yes“ 4.The message was already removed Delete a message 1.Open your email 2.Click the inbox, then check with the click box select section title 3.Click the button / link "delete ", then click " Yes“ 4.The message was already removed

17. conclusion E - mail is a letter by electronic media. Email actually stands for " Electronic mail ". By email we can send electronic mail in the form of text or a combination of the image, which is sent from one email address to another address in the Internet network. E - mail can connect us with anyone who is connected to the Internet all over the world with local toll charges.

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