How is the email sent and does it have to go through a program where it checks to see if there are any bad words? Who sent the first email, invented the email, and how many times did Bill Clinton(President) use the email?
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Electronic mail is a natural use of networked communication technology that developed along with the evolution of the Internet. Message exchange in one form or another has existed from the early days of timesharing computers. Network email was developed for the ARPANET shortly after it's creation, and has now evolved into the powerful email technology that is the most used application on the Internet today.\n\nEmail - Ray Tomlinson \nComputer engineer, Ray Tomlinson invented internet based email in late 1971. Under ARPAnet several major innovations occurred: email (or electronic mail), the ability to send simple messages to another person across the network (1971). Ray Tomlinson worked as a computer engineer for Bolt Beranek and Newman (BBN), the company hired by the United States Defense Department to build the first Internet in 1968. \n\nThe first email was sent between two computers that were actually sitting besides each other. However, the ARPANET network was used as the connection between the two. The first email message was "QWERTYUIOP". \n\nE-mail travels via SMTP and HTTP protocol mostly. In general terms say its like a packet which is checked for errors, the address specified is loacated, and its sent.\n\nWell naah its not checked for bad words or anything. We dont have DICTIONARY.COM while checking mails.i have vistied some sites where there were some filters but mostly they do not have.But it might create a problem if the person u sent bad words "Report Abuse" or spam ur mails. So u wont be allowed  to send further mails to him/her. \n\nWhen i say error checking it means - checking if all letters of words in mail are peroperly palced and are same at client and server side both.\n\nHow many time Bill Clinton accessed email? well N number of times where N > 0   \n\nwaah that was long.. i wonder u read entire\n:D
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The company is out of line! Why does the company give you an email for whatever reason? Does the company have a policy issue for using emails? If not? somebody at the company should be fired and should know that is a problem since most people do not know email can be use prove as in writing in  Black and White. The company is out of line and they can be in trouble.
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Hmm, \n\nFirst, what is the way your friend sends you emails... Does he use Yahoo / Hotmail / Gmail / Aol etc or is he using an email cleint like Outlook express.\n\nOnce we figure out he's doing it right, we'll find out why you aren't able to see it. \n\nTo find out if he's attaching the file in the correct manner, view the link below.\n\nP.S. Some email services wouldn't allow their users to attach mp3s for security and anti-piracy laws.
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sign up for forums, make a post about something and include the email.\nAlso can place their email in the signature box, so that its not misconstrued as spam on a forum.\n\nput it on myspace, put it as the name of a picture in photobucket.\nThere are tons of ways to accomplish this task..lol\n\nHe probably just wants to see how many spam mails he will start getting..  I have done that before just to see., but I didn't use a real email address I used either, just one of those throw away (free) email addresses i made specifically for that
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When you send your mail to your mail server (ie: yahoo.com, gmail.com, hotmail.com, etc.), you send out the following as ordered below:\n\n1) Your e-mail address\nThis lets the server know who you are sending it from.\n\n2) Addresses to send the message to\nThese e-mail addresses include all To, CC, and BCC recipients. There is no disctiction between which addresses are To, CC, or BCC. The mail server uses this information in order to forward your message to your specified recipients\n\n3) Your message. This is what is passed on. E-Mail addresses that the message are sent to usually appear in what is called the "header" of the message. This "header" is generated by your e-mail client (Outlook, Outlook Express, Webmail, etc). Since mail servers generally do not use these header information to deliver mail (they do use it to filter spam), not all the recipients e-mail's need to be listed. By not listing certain e-mail's in this header, you may send your message to a variety of people, that other recipients do not know about.\n\nOkay, now to answer your question.\n\nIt is not easy to track down the BCC recipients of an e-mail message you received. In order to do so, you would need to contact the administrator for the sender's domain.\n\nThat is, if the mail is sent from amadeupaddress@hotmail.com, then one would have to contact the mail administrator for hotmail.com. Abuse@WhereverItWasSentFrom is usually the best guess on where to obtain information on the BCC recipients.\n\nNow, even if the administrators of that domain keep such detailed logs (which most dont), it would be almost impossible for you to get the information out of them. It usally takes something like..um..lets say..oh..A COURT ORDER!!!!\n\nSo, in not so many words. Yes, under extremely unlikely circumstances, it is theoretically possible to track down the recipients. For the most part, however, most poeople either just live not knowing who else got the same message, or simply call and ask the person who sent it to them.
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*sigh* This email has been going around for what, 5 years now? At least. It's as fake now as it was then. \n\nEdit: Actually it looks like 7 years now, in one form or another
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i am a firm believer that any presidential email address does two things.\n1. goes straight into the virtual trash\n2. is the fastest way to get security interested in who you are and what other emails you might be sending.
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I am not sure I understood your question. However This is business logic of how a newsletter should work:\n\n(For a simple process, read the last paragraph)\n\n \n1) You design a form to enable users to enter their email. You form should contain a textbox (for the email) and two buttons (one for subscribing to the newsletter and one for unsubscribing from the newsletter)\n\n2) When the a user supplies an email & hits subscribe go to step 3. If he presses Unsubscribe, go to step 6\n\n3) You send the user a confirmation email with a link containing a GUID. This step is done to ensure that the user is the owner of the email\n\n4) When the user clicks on the link you sent him inside his email, you add the user's email to your mailing list (store the email in your database)\n\n5) Each time you want to publish a new newsletter, you simply send the contents of the newsletter to all of the emails in your mailing list\n\n6) You have to enable users to unsubscribe themselves. When a user supplies his email and hits the unsubscribe button, you check if the email is in your mailing list. If yes, proceed to step 7. Otherwise ignore \n\n7) Send the user who wants to unsubscribe an email with  link containing a GUID. This step is done to ensure that the user unsubscribing an email, is the owner of the email\n\n8) When the user clicks on the link sent through his email, unsubscribe him.\n\nNote: When you email someone a link with a GUID, you have to store the GUID in your database so that when the user clicks the link you be able to identify him.\n\nYou can simplify the process. When a user supplies an email and hits subscribe, you add the email supplied to your mailing list. When a user supplies an email and presses unsubscribe, you remove the email from your mailing list (if the email exists in your mailing list). However this will enable users to subscribe/unsubscribe emails that do not ncesssarly belong to them
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email can be loget in from more than 1 person at the same time (diferent places) \nIf someone has your password the can check your mail and leave no trace
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Treat email as a secondary way to tell someone some information.  Assume that they did NOT read it, if they don't get back to you.  \n\nEven if the message gets into their inbox, and they OPEN the email, it does not mean that they thought that your message to them was meant for them.  It is not a matter of ignoring you, it can be that they could not tell just how important it was.  After all, they have lots of SPAM to sift through.  \n\nConsider the forms of communication, and let's rate them on a scale of 10. \n\nSpeaking face to face in the same language:  10\nTalking on the phone, where neigher person was in a rush:  9\nTalking on the phone, with background noise or distraction:  7\nVoice Mail confirmed later:  5\nVoice Mail, unconfirmed:  2\nText Message: 7\nIRC, ICQ, IM:  8\nE-mail that is answered: 6\nE-mail that is NOT answered: 3\nFAX, where they did not confirm getting it:  2\nYour grandma passed along the message: 1
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There's a lot of iterations of this trash mail.  There are also a lot of scripts that just look through web pages for email addys to find victims to spam.\n\nCheck out www.419eater.com for a laugh and more info.
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I think you have the right email address. The problem isn't emailing it is responding to the email.  You have censorship, censorship, and more censorship.  By the time your email may get to the president, it probably will just have your name or email address. He won't have any idea what you had to say.
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LoL!\nWhat the heck is a letter?!\n\nIt has probably been 10 years ago...before I got into computers and email.\nGeeze, that's pathetic huh?! ;0)
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Kheme, your answer is as intelligent as you are. How about reading the questions first?\nJason, here goes:\n\n^ ( ( [ a - z A - Z 0 - 9 _ &#92; - &#92; . ] + ) @ ( [ a - z A - Z 0 - 9 _ &#92; - &#92; . ] + ) &#92; . ( [ a - z A - Z ] { 2 , 5 } ) { 1 , 25 } ) + ( [ , . ] [ &#92; s ] * ( ( [ a - z A - Z 0 - 9 _ &#92; - &#92; . ] + ) @ ( [ a - z A - Z 0 - 9 _ &#92; - &#92; . ] + ) &#92; . ( [ a - z A - Z ] { 2 , 5 } ) { 1 , 25 } ) + ) * $\n\nIt checks for an email address, then for a "," (replace with ; or anything else if you wish), then for one or more spaces, and then for another email address.\nMatch examples:\n\nemail@email.com\nemail@email.com,email1@mail.ca\nemail@email.com, email1@email1.com\nemail@email.com, email1@email1.com, email2@email.com\nemail@email.com, -infinite numer of spaces-        email1@email1.com\n\nIt won't find a match if you leave a space BEFORE the commas.\nHope that helped!
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the user didnt verify their email...\n\n\nxoxo
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Contact the person or persons who sent them to you and ask them to resend them.  This is of course assuming that when they send their emails they have a copy sent to their sent items folder.
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First and Foremost - have you looked at Yahoo's email?  It's very good - and sound like it will do what you want.  Plus, the Beta (not yet fully released - but soon - I HOPE!) is looking like it will blow all other web based emails (Hotmail, Gmail) out of the water!!!  I can't wait!  :)\n\nSecond - try Thunderbird.  (http://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird)\n\nIt's supposed to be an excellent email program - and offers a TON of add-ons that will help you make it even more powerful.  Just know that it is a program in flux.  It's what is called "Open-Source" meaning the code for it is open, and everyone helps build it and work with it.  This is a good thing, but also means a program like that will operate like a beta program at times because it needs to be "tweaked" yet.\n\nI also have a friend who likes "The Bat."  I know nothing about it - other than he LOVES it and swears by it.  Do a Yahoo search on "The Bat Email" and you'll find it.  :)\n\nI hope this helps!