Using EMail Effectively

When you're new to email, you're usually shown what keystrokes to use to read and send a message. After using email for a few years, you learn from your own mistakes and from reading other people's mail. You learn how to organize saved mail so that you can find it again; when to include a previous message, and how much to include, so that your reader can quickly make sense of what's being discussed; when a network address "looks right", so that more of your messages get through the first time; when a "bounced" message will never be delivered and when the bounce merely indicates temporary network difficulties; and how to successfully subscribe and unsubscribe to a mailing list. With first-person anecdotes, examples, and general observations, Using Email Effectively shortens the learning-from-experience curve for all mailers, so you can quickly be productive and send email that looks intelligent to others.Lamb, Linda is the author of 'Using EMail Effectively' with ISBN 9781565921030 and ISBN 1565921038.